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"Good morning everybody. Good to see you. Glad you're here. And our first Sunday school in our new place and thankful for that. And thankful for last week and for Kenny and Christine being here while Sandy and I were away. And so we did a little rearranging of the furniture here, but I think it feels a little more comfortable. It might not look as good, but it feels a little more comfortable. So, let's start with a word of prayer. Father, thank you for this morning. Thank you for those that are here. We just pray that you bless our Sunday school time. Be with the children downstairs as well and think of those who may still be coming that you bless them as they travel. You know some folks are not feeling well so we pray that you'd raise them up as well. So thank you for this time. We can be together in Jesus' name. Amen. Alright, so we are continuing our Sunday school lesson and the series is called Is Our Church on Target. And we want to look at the overall goal of our church is to do everything to the glory of God. And that's what we're all to do. All to the glory of God. Now I know that that is what we're supposed to do in our life. You know, why are we here? What is the reason that God created us? Why am I here? Well, we're here to bring glory to God. But remember, in the context of this Sunday school class, we're looking at it from the aspect of in church and while we're here at church. How do we do everything for the glory of God? And we learned already what is the glory of God and we saw how many times in the Old Testament the glory of God was his presence, the Shekinah glory. We saw how John said that we beheld his glory, even the Lord Jesus, of course on the Mount of Transfiguration. And so how do we accomplish this? And that's what we're going to begin to dissect now. And even though our one overall goal is to do everything to the glory of God, over the next few lessons we're going to look at six specific areas that we glorify God in. The first being evangelism. So today's topic is evangelism to the glory of God. Then we're worshiping to the glory of God, praying to the glory of God, and equipping the believer for ministry to the glory of God. And then there will be one lesson that will kind of be a conclusion to that. So today, evangelism to the glory of God. So the first of the six objectives, again, which are all to be done to the glory of God, is evangelism. This was the main message that was emphasized by the Lord Jesus during his 40 -day post -resurrection ministry just before his ascension. So we're told in 1 Corinthians 15 that after Jesus raised from the dead the third day, for 40 days he was seen by over 500 people. And of And during that time, he, I'm sure, said and taught many things. But in all four Gospels, as well as Acts, we're told, basically, Jesus' last words.
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"You and your competition what's your vision in this relationship we're guessing one thing is that you who are better informed european central bank president christine legard had this to say actually we're not the realism of this is tangible up to the moment news some of the biggest states could see most of the money expert analysis does that mean you're focusing on banks and other financials bloomberg radio the bloomberg business happen bloomberg radio dot com bloomberg the world is listening if you're the kind of person who gets nervous when there's no news what's the administration's message to you progressive members of the house then consider this your relaxation zone we're all looking to travel reopening the latest business and financial news doesn't it necessarily help your
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"See, that's the big thing. One person. All it takes is one. It doesn't have to be a whole bunch of people. It doesn't have to be very overly dramatic. I just made a request. The person who was at Diane Feinstein's said, yes, of course we can do that. And I like the way that you phrased that. It works completely for us. We got it passed within a year and I realized that I just saved 100 million lives globally. Well, you must have some good karma. No, I don't think I needed the good karma because I didn't feel really good walking into that office. But I'll tell you what I had. I had a future vision. That was the only thing that drove me because I really did not want to do that meeting. Tell me why. Because I didn't think I was good enough to make the request. But you did it anyway. But I did it anyway. Even with my nervous splatterings, my apologies for sweating all over the table. It's not easy asking somebody for 100 million dollars. At that point, now it's a little bit easier for me. But back then, I was about to kill myself rather than do this. But I did it. Good for you. I think that's a big inspiration to my listeners here. But you did it anyway. Yeah, I did it anyway. And it's been always a story of my life since I resolved my past around my abuse. See, the thing I didn't share with you, I didn't get completely fine. I had a brilliant therapist, Elizabeth Green, who just listened to everything I said very patiently. The first time I ever experienced real listening. And in her space, I kind of completed all my trauma to a great extent. And then I managed to go out after that and create a new future for myself. And what I created was someone who's going to be bold and make a difference in the world. Good for you. If I can do that, anybody can. Good for you. Anybody can. You can. Your listeners can. Anybody can do this, as long as they have the ability to make a choice. That's great. So we have a few minutes left and I want you to just share whatever you want to share. And also, of course, talk about your services and let people, whoever's listening, find out how to get in touch with you and what you do. Yeah. So take this time, please. Well, you know, I've been a mentor for business owners primarily for like since 1991. So I've got like 30-odd years of experience doing this. I cover almost any aspect of small business. But as you can tell from this conversation, I also cover a lot of life, which inevitably comes up in my interactions with my clients. So if you're interested in having a breakthrough in your life or interested in having a breakthrough in your business as a small business owner, reach out to me. My website is pretty much my full name dot com. So Sunil Bhaskaran, spelt with a H, S-U-N-I-L B-H-A-S-K-A-R-A-N dot com. I'm going to put a link in the comments box. Go ahead. And you can also do if you want to talk to me, you can go to meetupchat dot com. So meetupchat dot com, M-E-E-T-U, meetup, M-E-E-T-U-P-C-H-A-T dot com. And you can apply to do a 30-minute session with me for free. No charge. OK, that sounds good. Anything else you'd like to share with the audience? I'll put all the links to get in touch with you in the, yeah, the whatever you call it on the bottom, the reading portion. And this is going to go to my podcast. I'm going to go ahead and put it on my blog as well. I have a lot of followers, a lot of people listening in. And I want to thank you so much for being here. And I would love to do some future podcasts with you as well. And yeah, I enjoyed having this interview with you. I think it's great. I think you shared a lot of your self, you know, a lot of your story, which is not easy to do. I know. And I think that we got some clarity from this on. I mean, it meant a lot to me what you said, and I'm sure it meant a lot to my listeners about the small steps and showing up. You know, I did it anyway. I didn't believe it would work, but I did it anyway. That is a big thing. OK, and there's a lot of good stuff that you said. So thank you so much, Sunil. I look forward to working with you again. God bless. Sending lots of love and light. And we will get together again soon. Namaste. Namaste. Thank you very much. Thank you, listeners. And I am going to also put all the contact information. So after you watch this video or listen to this episode, make sure to read below for all the contacts. Thank you again. Bye bye, everybody. Namaste. Sending lots of love and light.
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"Treasury yields at the long -ending multi -year highs amid expectations the Reserve Federal will be holding interest rates high for some time that momentum bleeding into Asia with Australian New Zealand bonds are also declining. The European Union trade negotiator attacks China's foreign policy saying its stance on Ukraine is hurting trade. China urging the block to show restraint in its probe on the EV sector. China's property developers including China grand it's undercutting Xi Jinping's a push to end the housing crisis just as China enters a key holiday sales season and Saudi's IPO scene springing back to life with car rental firm Lumi soaring on his debut while a cargo firm's office sells out within hours of opening its books. 830 in the morning across the Emirates half past noon right here in Hong Kong I'm Rishad Let's go to the market action we have at the moment greater China markets close with a lunch break but certainly we've just been just seeing traffic going in one direction and that is pushing stocks to the downside the dollar to the up and we've got oil prices taking a pause for the time being looking here first of all Brent crude 92 bucks and 91 cents a barrel that as we see this impact of a rapidly tightening market that is perhaps been offset to somewhat by some of the gains that we've been seeing for the dollar of course because it is priced at dollars accrued becomes more expensive for many buyers so perhaps we're just having a little bit of a pause was on the contention that oil is marching towards $100 a barrel otherwise prospects of the trading day look weak for Europe and the US it's a early doors yet as far S as the &P goes in that yield as we've been saying on the 10 -year up to levels we haven't seen since October also 2007 Moody's of course suggesting there are risks in the near term here as well as that looming government shut down at will uh... perhaps also cause more uncertainty it's not helping the treasury market that's one thing for sure right uh... let's check in with that it will hold is in she's Singapore having a look at markets and uh... what do you see right now and unit is that any kind of a move perhaps that we might be pairing some of these losses doesn't quite quite look like it i mean you talk about that pain in the treasury market that's kinda filtered through into the asia fake and we are seeing those yields higher in australia and zealand japan as well little bit a of the momentum carrying through and it's not just because of how investors are eating their interest rate expectations if you take a look at the chinese stock market and what we've seen on the region's benchmark headed for another day of losses that ever grand crisis deepening is really affecting sentiment and now we're hearing about how it has since missed bond payment uh... reportedly former executives have been detained so raising those fears about potential liquidation what is this going to mean for the broader chinese economy we saw already yesterday that gauge of chinese property developers dropping by the most in nine months slipping further still today so still all these key questions surrounding the real estate sector in the asian giant i was playing playing out there with the currencies that has affected the army saluti i mean if you take a look at what we're seeing on the you and is really being delivered a one -two punch from the deepening real estate crisis as well as the strength in the u s dollar and we're actually seeing how the onshore yuan is declining hovering towards the weak length or the weak side of its daily trading limit and worth noting here we actually saw the pboc deliver yet another stronger than expected fix this one another record but that that seems uh not to be helping very much on the currency hovering at 7 30 so it's not just affecting the stock markets our sentiment overall but the currencies as well uh these rich property crisis everyone there for us in singapore uh let's now turn to some of the stories that we're covering as far as the middle east goes and we've got arabia's saudi ambassador to the palestinians due to make his first trip to the west bank this week uh this is really off the back broker a deal between israel and uh... the kingdom bloomberg said christine burke is in riyadh with the details intel is a little bit more here so good morning as it's good to see you we are keeping a close eye on these talks in the west bank because these do appear to be part of efforts uh... by the kingdom to get this deal to normalize relations with israel done so we know that as part of any deal with israel israel will need to offer concessions to the palestinian people so presumably that is what these discussions are about so what we know is that saudi arabia's first ever ambassador to the palestinian people will be in the west bank today and tomorrow he'll present his credentials to the palestinian authority and then he'll meet with palestinian president we reported recently that the palestinian authorities have a number of requests uh... in terms of the concessions they want to see as part of any deal that may eventually happen with israel those concessions include financing from saudi arabia and also full membership to the united nations so it's likely those topics that will be on the table for discussion today as saudi arabia really tries figure to out what needs to get done in order to get this deal with israel over the line yeah and stay with saudi uh... closer step i suppose to having a nuclear power yeah that's right so let me first to say that this is a story that's not unrelated to what we're talking about here so as part of a u s brokered saudi israel deal there are kind of three key things that need to happen first the u s needs to offer security guarantees to both israel and saudi arabia israel of course then it needs to offer those concessions to the palestinian and then the third component is that saudi arabia wants america's blessings to enrich your radium so that it can build nuclear power plants here at home in the kingdom so presumably what we're talking about here relates to the latter part of that equation what we heard yesterday is that saudi arabia will allow international atomic inspectors more access to allow them to monitor what's going on here in the kingdom that will also allow the i .e .a to have more oversight of uranium supply globally now in the past the kingdom has not been particularly transparent when it comes to its nuclear activity so this is a significant step and it'll probably go a long way with the united states because of course if saudi arabia is saying that the international atomic watchdog could come into the country and monitor activities then the u .s may be a little bit more comfortable with granting any nuclear permissions to saudi kusen now it's just a shift down to egypt officially announcing that it will be holding early presidential elections but you know when is this vote and people are talking about a potential pound egyptian pound devaluation and we've seen this currency in the last what 18 months being devalued three times and fact in it's that uh... worth about half as much as it was eighteen months yeah so let's start first with what we know about the vote so egypt did announce yesterday officially that it will hold the presidential election in the country from december tenth to december twelfth it was widely expected that we were going to see elections go ahead in 2024 so it is earlier than anticipated uh... in terms of who's running president lcc has not yet officially announced but he is widely expected to and he's also widely expected to win uh... if that is indeed the case then that show of public support will probably give him a little bit more or room to maneuver in terms of implementing economic reforms that are required in order at the IMF lcc has also been pushing ahead with big infrastructure spending that has drawn a lot of criticism at home so it may give him room to expand there now in terms of the economy and that on devaluation you're talking about monica malik al -babbar commercial banks at that this early election uh... open will the open door to progressing with economic reform sooner but that anything substantial on the economy and with any pound devaluation won't happen until after this election this is a this is a great stuff christine burke there first in a real uh... this is a look at that anymore to come including uh... you bs and uh... how its integration of uh... credit swiss is going an exclusive into the other way this is good the the we used to take our freedom of movement for it's not just the people work for the airlines and it's natural to feel grateful for the things that kept you going does america have a chance to lose whose art advantage can we get to her community fast enough so that will be in good shape but really we were just doing our jobs oxford university is starting a study on patients who've recovered from called it bloomberg radio the bird business app in bloomberg radio dot com the world is listening what's difference the between
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"And so there's a fear of the unknown. We know from brain science now that if there's something unknown like in the future, if you haven't put anything to the future that you're working towards, it looks more and more unknown. But if you have a plan, if you have a financial advisor telling you, hey, I'll keep you on track towards wealth, you're going to be thinking less about the past and more about the future in terms of your wealth. If you do the same thing in all areas of your life, you'll be thinking more about the future in the present moment rather than the past. So you'll be thinking less of all the times that your husband failed you, how he didn't talk to you, how he forgot your birthday, how stupid he sounds when he makes stupid mistakes. And you'll be thinking more about, okay, now we're working towards the future. A little bit slow right now, but he's working on it. He's making improvements. I'm going to give him a year. Right. Yeah. Yes. So to me, when you're talking this way, and I also say a lot of similar things to my clients, a lot of similarities when they're facing struggles. So what you're saying is, first of all, that the reason we keep looking at the past is back in the caveman days, we have to be able to fight off a lion. Yeah. And we need to remember some of the things that we did that worked or failed. So we're constantly in a mindset of survive, survive, survive, which still speaks to being fearful. We're in the survival mindset. And what I want, and it sounds the same as you, is I want people that are listening to us right now and whoever it is that we work for to get out of this state of mind of survival and to thrive. Let's start thriving. And the only way and what I'm hearing from you is that we just have to get it all out on the table. Put things in perspective is what you're saying. Let's look at this for what it really is, not necessarily how it makes us feel, but from the outside looking in, we have a little less emotional attachment, and that will put us in a better position to fix things. Well, it's both looking at the facts, like what happened, not what you think happened, but what really happened in the marriage. What are the facts? Like he said this, I said that, he said that. Then also look at how you feel, like really get present to how you feel, not stuffing it down, but allowing it to be there. And I say that with a caveat that if you get ultra anxious, then go see a therapist, get some medical. But if you're not, then just allow yourself to be present to the feeling. Is it fear? Is it guilt? What does it feel like in your body? Sit with it. Don't try to fix it or change it. Right away. So what you're saying is that's kind of like a state of meditation. It's the state of meditation like a good friend who's listening to you, a really good friend who cares about you, not trying to give you advice all the time. Listen, they pay attention because they love you. You want to love yourself that way and allow yourself to just say, okay, I feel this way. I feel really sad in my marriage. And then allow that sadness to come in. You might even start crying. Allow the crying to occur. Allow the crying to occur because your body wants to, wants to process all this. It's very good at doing it most of the time. You know, and like I said, the exception. So if you get too anxious or getting extra ultra reaction, go see a therapist. But barring all that, allow the feelings to come up. Start noticing it. Get in touch with it. Feel where it is in your heart or your back or your shoulders. You know, and just notice where it is, how it feels for you. What are the thoughts that come up? What are the body sensations? What are the images in your mind? What are the opinions you have? And you're suggesting that this is the way to be able to see the truth. The truth starts coming out, but you don't want to make the truth more dramatic than it is. It's just what's so. What's so is, you know, I feel X, Y, Z and this is what happened. You know, I said X, Y, my husband said Z and, you know, look at it that way. And then, oh, I made up all that to mean this. And he might have made up to make it mean something else. And this is where miscommunication, misunderstanding comes in because we're just not being upfront. Not being upfront, not having refreshing honesty in your conversations. Yeah, see, that's the problem, the honesty. I know that a lot of people want to be honest, but are sometimes worried that, well, if I'm honest, and if I say what's really going on, it's going to get me a terrible reaction or it's going to hurt someone. And then they just kind of swallow that. It's where you got to practice like how to break a painful conversation into stages. So a little bit more involved than, you know, prepared to do in a podcast, because it's usually customized to each person. But break it down into stages. Like, you know, if you're looking to leave your husband and you think that's the right decision, then maybe the first conversation to have is, hey, I wonder what it would be like if you had to live by yourself. Like, what if I died? How would you take care of yourself? So you break down the conversations into stages that you feel comfortable having. Then you see, you discover that as you talk that you might actually create more intimacy. That sounds like a very good plan, actually. Yeah. And, you know, break it into bite-sized pieces. Bite-sized pieces. But you might discover that by the second or third bite that you're really willing to have the more honest conversation, because your husband might feel like, I'm talking husband because I guess most of your clients are women, but it applies the same the other way around as well. And that is to break it up into pieces. But you might discover in the first piece when you have it that you might discover a lot more freedom and courage to actually tell what's really there to say. Most people do. See, that's the thing. I want people to know that they can be themselves. They can speak. They can let it out. You know, no one is going to die as a result of expressing yourself. You're not going to die because you expressed how you feel. And that's, like I said, this kind of fake sort of fear of imagining what might happen. Right. And a lot of this is we drum up in our imagination. And let's say, like you just said, let's say there's some truth to that. Right. Fears of reactions or what we think we might get. Then you're saying, let's break this down into baby pieces so that the other person can get the message. And maybe they'll initiate the talk, which would make it easier for both parties. Yeah. Yeah. You know, because good advice. A lot of times, you know, if you're feeling miserable in a marriage, chances are the other person does as well. I mean, almost 99 percent bet that. And so oftentimes the feelings are mutual. If you want to leave the marriage, they may also be entertaining the same thought. Right. You know, and some of the best divorces I've seen and coach people through this is when you have the conversation. In the way that I just prescribed, because if the other person can figure out how they're going to be on their own. They may start thinking, you know what, that may not be a bad option. Right. And then they get over the embarrassment of being divorced, whatever, and you have a happy divorce. You know, amicable, amiable, no money impact. A very fair and amicable divorce. Tell me about money. Tell us a little bit about money. How should our relationship with money be? Around what? Sorry, relationships or parties? Just how we should think about money, how we should use it. How do we stop money from controlling us and being in charge of our money instead of the other way around? Because for a lot of people, both obviously men and women, we feel like our money is kind of bossing us around. Yeah. So, you know, I mean, one of the things to get straight about for a lot of people is the underlying conversations around. I say conversations, but really, they're really opinions around money, which have not been reflected on. So they become the truth. So oftentimes it's inherited from our parents. Right. Or in reaction to our parents. It's the same thing. Whether you're reacting or trying to be different from them or the same with them, it's still... They're motivating our decisions. Yeah, it's the same crap, right? Right. But, you know, I shouldn't say it's crap, but it's just something you bought into. Right. So money could be like hard to get is one belief. Another belief is that money can be the death of a relationship. Right. Or is the death of a relationship, you know? Or if you get divorced, everyone's going to start fighting for the money. And what you got to look at is where did that belief come from? Because it was made up at some point. I don't see babies being born with a belief around money. Like here you are. This is your belief here. It's imprinted. No, it doesn't work like that. You chose at some point to adopt the belief. So you don't know where that came from. That comes from my mother. I came from my mother. My mother used to keep saying this and I kept buying into it. My grandmother would say when poverty comes to the door, love goes out the window. Love goes out the window. So might as well just not love at all. Just give up on love. Sure. Okay. So, you know, moving forward with the money topic. Like I said, what is a healthy relationship with money? How should we think about it? Well, you know, what do you want to, you should embrace money as something that's joyful. Like, you know, a lot of people, they resist making money because they think that making money is evil, as an example. But, you know, you want to get like refreshingly honest about it. Listen, I want to make money. I like to make money, right? A lot of people enjoy their work and enjoy making money. It makes them like have a feeling of confidence or assurance that they're doing something good or right. Okay. Yeah. When we're making money, that means we're doing something right. Sure. That's really what's behind it. But, okay. Yeah. But, you know, if there are disagreements around money, there probably is some unexplored belief around money that you and your husband, or just being generally, right? And so that's the stuff that you want to, you know, the heart of money, the heart of anything is there's some degree of psychology or ontology, which is the study of being, you know, who you're being in a matter of money or who you're feeling, what you're feeling in the matter of money. And those are the things to explore. Because if you get to the bottom of that, then you'll have a lot more freedom. You don't have to think too much about it. The problem is most people think that's woo-woo. It's not woo-woo if you discuss it enough and you get awareness, your brain is free. And once your brain is free in making decisions or choices, if you're free to make choices without the past pulling you, then the sky's the limit. You can make as much money. You can have as much happiness as you want. And you'll be giddy because you think, oh, there's got to be a limit to happiness. No, there's no limit to happiness or joy. See, that's the thing. From my personal experience, not only what I've experienced in my own life, but what I've seen a lot of my clients experience in their lives is, yeah, happiness and joy are for real. But it's not going to be one thing. It's a combination of things that will make you happy. Money in and of itself doesn't give us happiness. What it does, does give us some peace is what it provides. So it takes away some of the worry. If we have love and nothing else, then that's a problem too. So it's never one thing. It's got to be many things. But you are a business coach by nature. This is what you do. You help people with business and money. So with some of the successful people that are wealthy and doing great, what is their mindset about money? What did you learn from them or take from them? You know, the ones that I hang out with who are joyful and successful, in other words, they have money or you could say measure success as money. You don't have to. But who are happy and they are successful are the ones who have some kind of future vision that they're living into. And their vision is much bigger than money or much bigger than themselves. So like for me, my vision is to have 100 million joyful and successful entrepreneurs globally by 2050. I wake up every day with that driving me. When I hit challenges like everybody else does, I go back to my vision and I go, well, how can I apply my vision to resolving this and almost find a solution all the time? So it's become very real for me. Right. And the successful. So there's always something the most happy and successful people that you've dealt with are always thinking something about things bigger than themselves. Usually, yeah. And it may not have to be highfalutin like mine is. You know, it could be like, you know, I care about my family. That's my vision. I want a family that has abundance for generations to come. That could be a vision. There's nothing wrong with that vision. There's nothing wrong with that. And if you create that and you live into it every single day and then you look and see, OK, what products or services can I create inside of this vision? Not necessarily about family, but what what will? Whatever your thing is. So what I believe is I believe that money in and of itself has like an energy, because as human beings, we put energy into money. Yeah. Because it's important to us, right? People are killing over it. People are living for it. People are, you know, it's it has multiple it's like a chameleon and it has so many faces. But my belief is, is that when you are, as you mentioned, looking at something bigger than yourself, the universe will rise up to support you. Almost always does. And I can't seem to figure out why exactly. But, you know, it always happens for me. And it happens from every single person that I've coached. Interestingly, when they create something bigger themselves, they always inevitably led to joy and success. And then some things might distract them. And then they forget until they're remembered. They remember again. And then they're back on track. Yeah. That was one of the reasons that I created this podcast. And it was so funny. The first person I told that I was doing a podcast was my landlord and my place in Philadelphia. And I said, you know what? I'm going to create a podcast and I'm going to give a lot of what I do away for free. Now, imagine saying that to your landlord. I bet he was very happy. He was worried about his rent. That's what I meant. Yeah. You're going to give your services for free. Oh, my God, Christine. I said, you know what? I believe that if I do this. Right. The universe is going to rise up to support me because I'm giving away things to people that they can use in their lives and making their lives better. And I know for certain that when I do that, that I'm generating a good flow of energy coming back to me and this is going to work. And so far, so good, you know, as a result. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You have to start thinking bigger. And whenever another interesting thing that I try to I've shared with people, not enough, though, that when we dream of something and I want to know what you're feeling is all this, when we're dreaming of something or imagining what our future could be. I feel that this is a blueprint of what is possible for us. What are your thoughts on that? A blueprint for what's possible for us. What is possible for us to attain in our lives? Like, why would I be dreaming or vision of this if it was not possible? Yeah, there are in the brain. Why would my brain even go here? Like, I never thought really much about, you know, conquering the world or something like that, because it's not within my view within what you've looked at in the near past. I don't think that my brain is looking at that because that's probably not an option for me. Yeah, okay. Yeah. And, you know, you know, the most of the brain is dedicated to vision. We're the only species who who hunts by looking at footprints of animals when we were, you know, in our answer. Yes, we are very visual. When you look at footprints, what do you think of the future when you see little footprints going off? What do you think that's going to happen in the future when you see that in your tracking? If it's a lion's footprint, I'm going to imagine that he's somewhere around the way he could eat. I'd be dangerous in the future. But if it's a break that you can eat. Right. What's in your future for your family and for you? Food and success. And happiness around the fire, cooking, cooking an animal you could eat. Good old campfire. Yes. Right. That's in the future. We were, we evolved to be, to have a vision of the future. That's why we call it a vision. Right. And all of us have the ability to imagine what the future could be like. Some of us have suppressed that ability. You're saying that you agree with me. If I'm thinking of it, then obviously the potential is there that this could be a real thing for me if I apply myself. It's been the story of my life. Right. I dreamed up of being someone who had a 200,000 person community. And guess what I have now? I have 200,000 people in my community all over the world who I do workshops to events to etc. Congratulations. That's awesome. And, you know, in 1998, I dreamt of raising $100 million to help women in developing countries get out of poverty. And within a year, I made that happen because I went to Diane Feinstein's office on behalf of another organization that asked for $100 million and I got it. Wow.
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Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"So is happiness a real thing, do you think? No, it's made up just as much as the BS that people tell about why they should stay in a marriage is also equally made up. Right. Equally made up, you see. You can make up your own happiness. The one thing is one fiction is actually going to make you happy and the other fiction leaves you miserable thinking you're happy. Okay. So basically, let me see if I've got this straight. So you're saying for women that are staying in a relationship, weigh the pros and the cons. The costs and the payoffs, not the pros and the cons. Well, to me, I'm kind of looking. Okay, so it's costing me my happiness like that, but just for argument purposes, but the bills are paid. The bills are paid. Or I don't have to put myself out there. I don't have to wait again or look for another man, which is understandable. But in the meantime, you're unhappy. So the crux of the situation is, you know, if you want to be complete about the situation, then you've got to choose. You can choose your husband. But here's the thing. The advice I give to people is once you choose your husband, stop complaining. 100%. Be true to your work. Make the marriage work. Exactly. Put your best foot forward in making work. Up your energy. Go find a therapist. Go talk to Christine. Handle the psychic issues for the husband, for you. Get it handled in the next week. That sounds right. So happiness. I believe in happiness. That happiness, a lot of people, I feel, are so much in their head these days. You know, thinking about this, thinking about that. You know, a lot of the spiritualism aspects of life is so buried nowadays with logic and blah, blah, blah. And they neglect their religion or whatever spiritualism that they grew up in. Or if they even want to invent their own, it doesn't matter. But I feel that getting more connected to your soul, your spiritualism, is a way to find comfort. It's a way to put things in perspective. I think it's more than that. And I accept what you say. I think it's also to find your strength, which is always there. Please add. The strength is in choices, making the choice, you see, because what's happening is people are not choosing. And there's nothing wrong with not choosing, but there's nothing much right about it either in avoiding the choice. Because what you do in lieu of choosing is you continue to complain either to yourself or to other people, mostly to other people. Tell me what your feeling is about complaining. What do you think the trouble is? What do you think it does to a person to complain? It covers up. It's not like you've got a feeling about this. It covers up a lot of stuff. There's a reason why people gossip. It covers up the unwillingness for them to look at their own lives, to be 100% responsible for the things that are missing or not working. So if your husband you feel is not coming up to par and communications are showing love and affection to you, well, the proactive thing to do is to have a straightforward conversation with him and say that he's unworkable. And, you know, I'm not saying that you have to cast some kind of deadline or anything like that, but to at least initially give him a chance to show that he's willing to work at it and paint a picture for him. Like, you know, hey, if you work on this, we could have a great life. We might be married for 30, 40 years, and when our kids leave, we could have a great life together if we start working on it now. But if we don't start working on it now, I feel we're not going to have a great life and you may be alone. What do you think, because it sounds like such a simple solution, what do you think prevents people from doing that? Because the past is so strong for people. All the past beliefs, what they've been told by their parents if they get divorced or by friends or from watching movies, become so real for them that they haven't spent enough time talking about the future. See, I spend 99 percent of my time every day talking about the future with people. Right. You know, so my future vision of what I want to fulfill is way stronger than all the abuse and stuff that I used to have. Right. It's not the face of someone who's been abused, it's the face of someone looking forward to the future. I see that, yes. You know, you could say that they're not practiced enough in talking about the future with people. And other people like their husband kind of play into that game as well, because, you know, the pull of the past is a lot stronger, it's easier to make somebody wrong than to create a future. At least it looks like that. But actually, the opposite is true. It's a lot happier, joyful in the long run to create a future. You might have some short-term suffering because you may have to deal with certain things. You might even end up divorced. But in the long term, people tend to be happier when they look to the future rather than continue to live in the past. How about the present? Well, you bring the future… A lot of people say, be present, be present. No, that's very accurate and it's very commensurate what I'm saying, because if you keep talking about the future in the present moment, what you're present to is not the past. You're present to, I'm here now. What am I doing also today for tomorrow? What can I do right now in this moment to create a new future? But the default, if you don't have that conversation, is more of the same old past behind you. What do you think makes people do that look always in the past? Just trauma or…? Go ahead, I'm listening. Sorry, it's biological because the way our brains work, we are really reliant on memory.
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Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"I believe in happiness. That happiness, a lot of people, I feel, are so much in their head these days. You know, thinking about this, thinking about that. You know, a lot of the spiritualism aspects of life is so buried nowadays with logic and blah, blah, blah. And they neglect their religion or whatever spiritualism that they grew up in. Or if they even want to invent their own, it doesn't matter. But I feel that getting more connected to your soul, your spiritualism, is a way to find comfort. It's a way to put things in perspective. I think it's more than that. And I accept what you say. I think it's also to find your strength, which is always there. Please add. The strength is in choices, making the choice, you see, because what's happening is people are not choosing. And there's nothing wrong with not choosing, but there's nothing much right about it either in avoiding the choice. Because what you do in lieu of choosing is you continue to complain either to yourself or to other people, mostly to other people. Tell me what your feeling is about complaining. What do you think the trouble is? What do you think it does to a person to complain? It covers up. It's not like you've got a feeling about this. It covers up a lot of stuff. There's a reason why people gossip. It covers up the unwillingness for them to look at their own lives, to be 100 % responsible for the things that are missing or not working. So if your husband you feel is not coming up to par and communications are showing love and affection to you, well, the proactive thing to do is to have a straightforward conversation with him and say that he's unworkable. And, you know, I'm not saying that you have to cast some kind of deadline or anything like that, but to at least initially give him a chance to show that he's willing to work at it and paint a picture for him. Like, you know, hey, if you work on this, we could have a great life. We might be married for 30, 40 years, and when our kids leave, we could have a great life together if we start working on it now. But if we don't start working on it now, I feel we're not going to have a great life and you may be alone. What do you think, because it sounds like such a simple solution, what do you think prevents people from doing that? Because the past is so strong for people. All the past beliefs, what they've been told by their parents if they get divorced or by friends or from watching movies, become so real for them that they haven't spent enough time talking about the future. See, I spend 99 percent of my time every day talking about the future with people. Right. You know, so my future vision of what I want to fulfill is way stronger than all the abuse and stuff that I used to have. Right. It's not the face of someone who's been abused, it's the face of someone looking forward to the future. I see that, yes. You know, you could say that they're not practiced enough in talking about the future with people. And other people like their husband kind of play into that game as well, because, you know, the pull of the past is a lot stronger, it's easier to make somebody wrong than to create a future. At least it looks like that. But actually, the opposite is true. It's a lot happier, joyful in the long run to create a future. You might have some short -term suffering because you may have to deal with certain things. You might even end up divorced. But in the long term, people tend to be happier when they look to the future rather than continue to live in the past. How about the present? Well, you bring the future… A lot of people say, be present, be present. No, that's very accurate and it's very commensurate what I'm saying, because if you keep talking about the future in the present moment, what you're present to is not the past. You're present to, I'm here now. What am I doing also today for tomorrow? What can I do right now in this moment to create a new future? But the default, if you don't have that conversation, is more of the same old past behind you.
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Sunil Bhaskaran Reflects on Finding Happiness and Creating a Better Future
"I believe in happiness. That happiness, a lot of people, I feel, are so much in their head these days. You know, thinking about this, thinking about that. You know, a lot of the spiritualism aspects of life is so buried nowadays with logic and blah, blah, blah. And they neglect their religion or whatever spiritualism that they grew up in. Or if they even want to invent their own, it doesn't matter. But I feel that getting more connected to your soul, your spiritualism, is a way to find comfort. It's a way to put things in perspective. I think it's more than that. And I accept what you say. I think it's also to find your strength, which is always there. Please add. The strength is in choices, making the choice, you see, because what's happening is people are not choosing. And there's nothing wrong with not choosing, but there's nothing much right about it either in avoiding the choice. Because what you do in lieu of choosing is you continue to complain either to yourself or to other people, mostly to other people. Tell me what your feeling is about complaining. What do you think the trouble is? What do you think it does to a person to complain? It covers up. It's not like you've got a feeling about this. It covers up a lot of stuff. There's a reason why people gossip. It covers up the unwillingness for them to look at their own lives, to be 100 % responsible for the things that are missing or not working. So if your husband you feel is not coming up to par and communications are showing love and affection to you, well, the proactive thing to do is to have a straightforward conversation with him and say that he's unworkable. And, you know, I'm not saying that you have to cast some kind of deadline or anything like that, but to at least initially give him a chance to show that he's willing to work at it and paint a picture for him. Like, you know, hey, if you work on this, we could have a great life. We might be married for 30, 40 years, and when our kids leave, we could have a great life together if we start working on it now. But if we don't start working on it now, I feel we're not going to have a great life and you may be alone. What do you think, because it sounds like such a simple solution, what do you think prevents people from doing that? Because the past is so strong for people. All the past beliefs, what they've been told by their parents if they get divorced or by friends or from watching movies, become so real for them that they haven't spent enough time talking about the future. See, I spend 99 percent of my time every day talking about the future with people. Right. You know, so my future vision of what I want to fulfill is way stronger than all the abuse and stuff that I used to have. Right. It's not the face of someone who's been abused, it's the face of someone looking forward to the future. I see that, yes. You know, you could say that they're not practiced enough in talking about the future with people. And other people like their husband kind of play into that game as well, because, you know, the pull of the past is a lot stronger, it's easier to make somebody wrong than to create a future. At least it looks like that. But actually, the opposite is true. It's a lot happier, joyful in the long run to create a future. You might have some short -term suffering because you may have to deal with certain things. You might even end up divorced. But in the long term, people tend to be happier when they look to the future rather than continue to live in the past. How about the present? Well, you bring the future… A lot of people say, be present, be present. No, that's very accurate and it's very commensurate what I'm saying, because if you keep talking about the future in the present moment, what you're present to is not the past. You're present to, I'm here now. What am I doing also today for tomorrow? What can I do right now in this moment to create a new future? But the default, if you don't have that conversation, is more of the same old past behind you.
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"So patient listening allows someone to unwind. You know, I used to be criticized for allowing people to just talk when they are in my workshops. But I sometimes allow them because they're literally unwinding and trying to piece together what could make sense for them. You know, a lot of times they go silent and let them be silent because what's happening is the awareness comes up. If you allow it to occur, it turns into normalizing the fear. So instead of the fear being something big and dramatic, it's just something like your hand. It's right here. After a while, you don't keep noticing your hand. It's just there. Right. Then comes the question, well, now what? Now what do I do? And that's more interesting to get people to. So I try to get people to that point by just letting them talk. And sometimes it takes a while. Then they start normalizing the fear and the fear, you know, some trauma can be very, may take a lot longer to deal with. Sure. Some people, they can deal with trauma like that. Other people, it might take them years. Okay. So I'm going to give you an example of one of my clients that came in that has a fear about changing her job. And letting go of a job that she really doesn't like and following her passion, which is more like therapy and helping people and like yoga and life coaching. I mean, I have quite a few with this issue. So how do we overcome the fear of letting go of that paycheck, a job that we're not happy with and jumping into following our passion? Well, you know, I mean, I'm primarily a business coach is what I do. And, you know, how I treat situations like that is, you know, is to create a timeline for transition. And sometimes you've got to gauge how fast people can make the transition. For most people, it could be like a year to a year and a half to make the transition. So what I do is don't give up. I tell people, don't give up your day job if they're really in the throes of fear. Don't give up your day job. But what you do is you start setting up the foundations for this new life. Get five friends. You may not even have to charge them money and do it for the sheer joy of coaching them. Coach them for free. Maybe get a certification in life coaching so you feel more comfortable. Do that on the side in the evenings or on the weekend. But get by five people. Don't charge them. Coach them for a month or two months or three months. Once in every two weeks. So it's easy on you and easy on them. So you're suggesting baby steps. Baby steps for some people. Other people, some people don't want to do baby steps. They're really psychologically ready to do it next week. But then there's this concern and fear that comes up for them. So, you know, it's the same process, just letting them talk it through so they get present to how that fear is in their body. Where is it located? Is it in your shoulder? You know, even psychically talking about it, like, you know, do you feel a presence or spirit in you? You know, so they have, like, many angles at looking at the fear, right? It could be a science based fear. So you look at it from a brain science, like understanding the nature of fear biologically. You understand it psychically. You understand it spiritually. So you get many angles of awareness. And as people build the awareness, it starts detracting from the drama of the fear. Because if you get involved in the drama, all it does is psychology, they call it rumination. It just creates more and more attention on the fear, which just creates more depression eventually. Are you saying that the fear becomes bigger? It's bigger than what it is. Yeah. So my fear, if I keep thinking about my fear, it's becoming bigger and bigger and bigger. The drama explodes, right? It's like a nuclear bomb of drama. And you're also saying that this could be like a bad spirit or something or some... It depends on your perspective. Half lives and all of that could also come into play. Because you're a psychic. Yeah, of course. The people that come to you will probably have some willingness to entertain that perspective, right? Different. All kinds. If it's a past life, I'll say so. If it's something else, more on a logistical level, I'm going to say that as well. But the beauty of how you say it and the beauty of how I say it is I try to distract them from the drama. Right. I put their attention more on the present and just observing what's going on. And then it gets a better dose of reality, put it that way. Because your attention is now observing rather than being at the effect of your drama. Right. And compounding the drama unnecessarily. So you're just looking at, oh, that's all that's happening. I'm just feeling this in my body. It makes it feel more manageable. More controllable. Especially when you're talking to another person about it. Yeah. And getting a different point of view as to the fear. Because it's so much easier for us on the outside looking in and so tough to be on the receiving end or being in the middle of all of that. Because it's very blinding. Correct. It's happening to us. Yeah. That's right. Okay. So let's also talk about love. That's the business side of things. But let's talk about love. For example, I have some clients also that they stay in an unhappy relationship. Yeah. Because they've invested so many years into it. And I feel that it's hard to let go of someone that you've spent maybe a decade with. And going out and meeting new people. It's so hard and unfamiliar. They have a thing that they say in Italy. I kind of know my demons. The known versus the unknown demons out there. Exactly. But I know that there are a lot of women out there. Probably a lot of my listeners here to this podcast as well. That they stay in a bad relationship. That they're truly unhappy. And that kind of drives them maybe to infidelity. Or they start kind of turning into people that they're really not as a result. Any words of wisdom to talk about that kind of fear? Well, firstly, the feelings. I always respect people's feelings about stuff. I never invalidate whether they're dramatic or not. So I'm coming from a place of honour when I'm saying what I'm about to say. So what I suggest, and it's only one thing because we've got a short podcast here. But one thing to look at is the cost and the payoffs of holding on to the relationship. And it's not like they're good and bad. It's not about good and bad. It's really the impacts or the costs. And what you get out of staying in a relationship where you actually may be suffering. And again, I say this in very, very profound honouring and respect to the human condition. Because I'm a human too. I do the same thing. Sometimes I hold on to things that I'm suffering about. One of the things someone once said, actually it's a comedian, famous comedian said, One thing man can never give up is his suffering. Upon that most comedy is based. Yes. And it's the irony of life, right? But when you dig underneath all the drama, you usually find a set of costs and payoffs for something that you're holding on to. If you're holding on to a relationship, there's definitely some payoffs for holding on to that. The payoffs could be comfort, like you said, in knowing the known demon versus the unknown. Another payoff is you don't have to be responsible for generating your life the way you want it. And to have your partner, your marriage partner, find happiness himself or herself. So it's avoiding the responsibility, avoiding the confrontation of that. There's a lot of that. A lot of people that I work for, there's a lot of avoidance of the con... Let's just not argue. Let's just keep it really even, Kiyo. But in the meantime, suffering is occurring, which is one of the costs. A lot. And illness is being eroded because you could be making money, you could be having a great life, you could be having all the great sex in the universe. You could be married to the most handsome man in the world who treats you like gold, right? And yet you're holding on to what is familiar because it's safe. You can complain about it versus do something about it because it's sometimes kind of nice to complain about stuff to your friends. It kind of helps you feel better for a short term, but in the meantime, you're really suffering. Right. Absolutely. The other thing is you get to look good to yourself, but you avoid being embarrassed because God forbid you get divorced or you leave. You feel like a failure. You feel like a failure to your friends, to your relatives. And I know some cultures look down on it. But again, you're unhappy.
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"Okay, here we are. All right. Okay, so we were going to do a discussion on fear, overcoming fear, anxiety. All right. And I guess this is something that you've been working on for a long time. Can you give me a little bit of the background on what took you to the path of learning more about fear and anxiety and overcoming it? Just do share, please. Thank you. Sure, yeah. I mean, I had a tremendous amount of trauma growing up. And I had a good family, but, you know, I had some abuse happen from a distant relative that I had to resolve. And I was trying to, you know, I kept it a secret from the family. And then when I was still young, at the age of 18, I ended up in a situation where I watched some friends of mine being tortured in front of me. And I was tortured myself as well. Is that by family or? No, by, well, I was young and I made a mistake. And I ended up in a military prison in the country I grew up in. And so I was put in a cell with some people who became friends of mine. And we protected each other from some of the abuse that went on. Some of the officials there. And so I, you know, I saw a lot of trauma and I had a lot of trauma done to me as well. And I kept that all a secret because, you know, just the nature of our culture, we don't really disclose stuff. And so when I came to America, one of the things I heard about this, you know, like early 80s was this thing called therapy. What kind of therapy? I'm sorry. Therapy, like psychotherapy. General therapy, psychotherapy. OK. So that was my first therapy session, the first time I told anybody about what I'd been through, apart from the people who were obviously involved. And so that set me on this journey of personal development. And the therapist that I had introduced me to all kinds of other healing modalities. This is California you're talking about. Sure. And so, you know, that was in 1985. So it's been, you know, a little less than 40 years of development. And initially it was all about trying to fix myself. Do you mind sharing, because I'm sure the audience and whoever is listening would be curious, what country did this happen in? And is it just general physical torture? Are we also talking physical as well as sexual torture, that kind of thing? Physical torture. Yeah. OK. Yeah. And I'd rather not. Sorry. Sure. So, you know, so, yeah, I grew up with that and then I was working through it. And then I mean, I really climbed every inch of this ladder. Right. You know, I found a person who basically molested me when I was eight years old. Wow. And reunited him with my family. He still denied ever doing anything, but I unilaterally forgave him. But I worked through a lot of this. I would imagine. I stuck through every single inch. I didn't leave anything uncovered. Right. Got you. OK. So I guess that that caused a lot of fear and anxiety, obviously, in your life. So what were some of the techniques that you learned? Because my thinking is with a lot of people that I work with, a lot of the people I feel are, through my experience, are making so many fear-based decisions. Really not so much doing what they want, but more avoidance, doing whatever they can to avoid fear or getting in a not avoid fear, but getting themselves into a predicament and not taking the necessary risk. And that would be in business. And this is also in love. For example, I'm going to stay with this person because this is probably the best I've ever experienced. But nonetheless, I'm still not happy. But maybe this is as good as it gets. Like, I think you can imagine what I'm trying to say. So many fear-based decisions. Right. Yeah. And what about it? Is it right? Is it wrong to make fear-based decisions? My personal opinion, in some cases, yes, but not all. Because sometimes fear of not taking a chance for real, genuine happiness can be like shooting yourself in the foot. But how can we help people to overcome this kind of fear and anxiety, which ultimately turns into more self-sabotaging? I think, you know, I never make people wrong about, or right for that matter, for taking risks or not. You know, because I think the first step in really dealing with the fear is to become aware of it. And that requires a lot of patient listening. And patience is very missing in our culture today.
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"Were going to do a discussion on fear, overcoming fear, anxiety. All right. And I guess this is something that you've been working on for a long time. Can you give me a little bit of the background on what took you to the path of learning more about fear and anxiety and overcoming it? Just do share, please. Thank you. Sure, yeah. I mean, I had a tremendous amount of trauma growing up. And I had a good family, but, you know, I had some abuse happen from a distant relative that I had to resolve. And I was trying to, you know, I kept it a secret from the family. And then when I was still young, at the age of 18, I ended up in a situation where I watched some friends of mine being tortured in front of me. And I was tortured myself as well. Is that by family or? No, by, well, I was young and I made a mistake. And I ended up in a military prison in the country I grew up in. I And so was put in a cell with some people who became friends of mine. And we protected each other from some of the abuse that went on. Some of the officials there. And so I, you know, I saw a lot of trauma and I had a lot of trauma done to me as well. And I kept that all a secret because, you know, just the nature of our culture, we don't really disclose stuff. And so when I came to America, one of the things I heard about this, you know, like early 80s was this thing called therapy. What kind of therapy? I'm sorry. Therapy, like psychotherapy. General therapy, psychotherapy. OK. So that was my first therapy session, the first time I told anybody about what I'd been through, apart from the people who were obviously involved. And so that set me on this journey of personal development. And the therapist that I had introduced me to all kinds of other healing modalities. This is California you're talking about. Sure. And so, you know, that was in 1985. So it's been, you know, a little less than 40 years of development. And initially it was all about trying to fix myself. Do you mind sharing, because I'm sure the audience and whoever is listening would be curious, what country did this happen in? And is it just general physical torture? Are we also talking physical as well as sexual torture, that kind of thing? Physical torture. Yeah. OK. Yeah. And I'd rather not. Sorry. Sure. So, you know, so, yeah, I grew up with that and then I was working through it. And then I mean, I really climbed every inch of this ladder. Right. You know, I found a person who basically molested me when I was eight years old. Wow. And reunited him with my family. He still denied ever doing anything, but I unilaterally forgave him. But I worked through a lot of this. I would imagine. I stuck through every single inch. I didn't leave anything uncovered.
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
Overcoming Trauma With Sunil Bhaskaran: A Journey of Fear, Abuse, And Healing
"Were going to do a discussion on fear, overcoming fear, anxiety. All right. And I guess this is something that you've been working on for a long time. Can you give me a little bit of the background on what took you to the path of learning more about fear and anxiety and overcoming it? Just do share, please. Thank you. Sure, yeah. I mean, I had a tremendous amount of trauma growing up. And I had a good family, but, you know, I had some abuse happen from a distant relative that I had to resolve. And I was trying to, you know, I kept it a secret from the family. And then when I was still young, at the age of 18, I ended up in a situation where I watched some friends of mine being tortured in front of me. And I was tortured myself as well. Is that by family or? No, by, well, I was young and I made a mistake. And I ended up in a military prison in the country I grew up in. I And so was put in a cell with some people who became friends of mine. And we protected each other from some of the abuse that went on. Some of the officials there. And so I, you know, I saw a lot of trauma and I had a lot of trauma done to me as well. And I kept that all a secret because, you know, just the nature of our culture, we don't really disclose stuff. And so when I came to America, one of the things I heard about this, you know, like early 80s was this thing called therapy. What kind of therapy? I'm sorry. Therapy, like psychotherapy. General therapy, psychotherapy. OK. So that was my first therapy session, the first time I told anybody about what I'd been through, apart from the people who were obviously involved. And so that set me on this journey of personal development. And the therapist that I had introduced me to all kinds of other healing modalities. This is California you're talking about. Sure. And so, you know, that was in 1985. So it's been, you know, a little less than 40 years of development. And initially it was all about trying to fix myself. Do you mind sharing, because I'm sure the audience and whoever is listening would be curious, what country did this happen in? And is it just general physical torture? Are we also talking physical as well as sexual torture, that kind of thing? Physical torture. Yeah. OK. Yeah. And I'd rather not. Sorry. Sure. So, you know, so, yeah, I grew up with that and then I was working through it. And then I mean, I really climbed every inch of this ladder. Right. You know, I found a person who basically molested me when I was eight years old. Wow. And reunited him with my family. He still denied ever doing anything, but I unilaterally forgave him. But I worked through a lot of this. I would imagine. I stuck through every single inch. I didn't leave anything uncovered.
The Dan Bongino Show
Democrats' 2024 Magic Bullet: Mass Mail-In Voting
"To go into this a little bit tomorrow i covered it on the podcast today but the reason they're declaring all of these emergencies public health emergencies gun emergencies climate covid emergencies emergencies it's obviously they want to suspend your civil liberties we know that they've done it in the past but but one of the primary reasons they want to do it is they want to push for mail -in balloting in this next election you know i'm let me just do it right next it's important if i if i leave it i don't want to leave you hanging mail -in balloting there's a really fascinating piece by christine tate it's in my newsletter today it's bongino .com newsletter if you want to subscribe it's free it doesn't cost anything in your inbox don't worry about that but i try to include not a lot but three or four interesting articles you may not see anywhere or else sometimes we cover them on the show sometimes you don't but christine tate in the messenger has a really great piece democrats that's magic 2024 bullet mass mail -in voting sound familiar like what was this article written four and years a half ago no no it was written now like this weekend because she realizes along with everyone else that the democrats only prayer of winning a national election with joe biden on the ballot is mass mail -in balloting which is higher rejection rates in front there is it ok hold that thought in your head liberal morons as you your diapers first let's discover this here's the difference in mail -in balloting in contrast to in -person voting which by the way again is prone to rejection rates that are higher and fraud rates that are higher christine tates right rights and state in some states the changes were even more dramatic between 2016 and 2020 new jersey starts saw its share of mail ballots increase from just seven percent to an astounding 86 percent the partisan lean shouldn't be any more surprising among voters pennsylvania who voted by mail seventy six percent one for joe biden in maryland it was eighty one percent in the crucial state of georgia trump received just thirty four percent of mail -in ballots how do you see why these public health emergencies work so well for them because it already worked for them in
The Breakdown
A highlight from UPDATED: How Big A Deal Are The Changes to Crypto Accounting Standards?
"Welcome back to The Breakdown with me, NLW. It's a daily podcast on macro, Bitcoin, and the big picture power shifts remaking our world. What's going on, guys? It is Thursday, September 7th, and today we are asking how big a deal are new crypto accounting rules? Before we get into that, however, if you are enjoying The Breakdown, please go subscribe to it, give it a rating, give it a review, or if you want to dive deeper into the conversation, come join us on The Breakers Discord. You can find a link in the show notes or go to bit .ly slash breakdown pod. Now, reiterating that point, I said this on my AI show as well, but today you are listening to a birthday episode. Yes, 39 years ago today I was born, and if you would like to give me a beautiful gift, leaving a rating or a review for this show wherever you happen to listen to it would be an awesome, awesome thing to do. I appreciate all of you listeners and participants, and so let's talk new crypto accounting rules. The Financial Accounting Standards Board, or FASB, have changed their recommendations for how crypto holdings should be recorded in corporate financial statements. The FASB oversees reporting and accounting standards for companies that follow generally accepted accounting principles or GAAP guidelines. On Wednesday, the FASB unanimously passed a vote to recommend fair value accounting for crypto assets held on corporate balance sheets. This means crypto will be marked at the prevailing market price in financial reporting. Previously, corporations were recommended to record impairment losses on their balance sheet when the price of crypto fell. This impairment was not removed if crypto prices recovered, making it difficult to quickly determine the value of corporate crypto holdings using this method. Michael Saylor, the chairman of MicroStrategy, has been railing against this recommended accounting for years, claiming that it made little sense it was misleading to investors. MicroStrategy and some other companies worked around this problem by providing an alternative accounting within their financial disclosures, which included the current fair value of crypto holdings. Now, the FASB kept the proposed changes simple and elected not to address NFTs, wrapped tokens, or stablecoins for now. Companies may begin using this method in their official accounting immediately, with the rules officially changing in 2025. FASB member Christine Bodasan said, It's not very often that we can both take cost out of the system and improve the decision usefulness of information, and it makes it a really easy vote to do both of those. Jeff Runlet, the head of accounting strategy at accounting software company Cryptio, said, It's a great step forward for the entire crypto market. I think it's a great step towards mainstream adoption. I can see finalizing this proposal to help large corporations that are maybe scared to hold crypto on their balance sheet because they're scared of the technical complexities. Now, by and large, the community greeted the news as something that was unlikely to cause big widespread attention, but which was quietly significant. Michael Saylor tweeted, Fair value accounting is coming to Bitcoin. This upgrade to FASB accounting rules eliminates a major impediment to corporate adoption of Bitcoin as a treasury asset. Stack Hodler says, Huge FASB votes in favor of fair value accounting for Bitcoin on corporate balance sheets. Most public corporations couldn't stack Bitcoin without this rule change. Now, cash rich companies have a way to ensure their bond portfolios against debasement. Dr. Chris Dark said, They voted unanimously to change the rules to fair value accounting, which is logical by the end of the year. FASB rule change for crypto matters for corporates a lot. It's boring and wonky, but it fixes one of the most silly accounting rules where it was an indefinite lived intangible asset. TLDR, corporates will be able to hold Bitcoin or ETH or crypto, and in quarterly accounts it will be valued at its fair value, not by the current rules, which is at its purchase cost minus impairment. Genuinely big news that no one will care much about. Well, Dr. Dark, we care about it here at The Breakdown. Next up, another bit of news along the same theme of institutionalization, which really one could joke, pretty reasonably, that the perpetual bull narrative in crypto is institutions just around the corner. Anyway, a pair of asset managers filed applications for Spot Ethereum ETFs on Wednesday. ARK, in partnership with 21Shares as well as VanEck, will try their luck to get the first of their kind products approved by the SEC. Now a reminder about process, once the regulator acknowledges the applications, that will start the clock on a 240 -day deadline for a final SEC decision. The first interim deadline for the regulator comes after 45 days, and these Spot ETH filings join 16 existing applications for products offering exposure to Ethereum futures. Now if you want a little more insight into 21Shares and their parent 21 .co, go check out my interview with CEO Hani Rashwan on Bitcoin Builders. We talk about how much the company and the industry has changed since they got their first -ever crypto exchange -traded product approved in December of 2018. Now back to this news, both of the applications filed on Wednesday featured a surveillance sharing agreement with Coinbase. This feature is intended to monitor Spot crypto markets for manipulation and has been seen as a key difference in the latest round of Spot Bitcoin ETF applications. Coinbase will also serve as the custodian for the ARK 21Shares ETF, although VanEck has not yet named a custodian. Up until now, the SEC has always summarily requested the withdrawal of Spot ETF applications. And yet, Grayscale's recent courtroom win has been widely viewed as making the SEC's continued rejection of Spot crypto ETFs for major tokens, if not untenable, then certainly at least on borrowed time. One of the key rulings is that there was no fundamental difference between how futures -based and spot -based ETFs should be considered, given that the markets are 99 % correlated. When all is said and done, Bloomberg analysts expect additional Spot ETH ETF applications to pour in over the rest of the week. Bloomberg analyst James Safard tweets, The Spot Ethereum ETF race is officially on. It's early, but I'd estimate a final deadline on these applications to be around May 23, 2024. Now, all the same, many crypto traders noticed that, once again, a bullish piece of news had basically no impact on price. ETH pumped an anemic 2 % on the news and then fully retraced. Based Carbon tweeted, We used to pump coins harder on fake Grayscale trust filings than we did on a real ETH ETF filing. Still, I think analyst Ilo has it when they write, Price action still looks like it's going to be bleak in the short term. No liquidity, no volume, everything basically dead. But 2024 is shaping up like this. Approved ETH futures and spot ETFs, hard to ask for a better setup. You get to buy the lows before all the flows are with us again. Shoot your shot. However, because we are in this in -between moment, that means that any day that has a bunch of good news is also going to have, if not bad news, then at least news of the cleanup and fallout of last year. On that front, bankrupt crypto lender Genesys have sued parent company Digital Currency Group for payment of over $620 million in loans, which came due in May. These loans have been at the center of the Genesys bankruptcy, with allegations that they were made in an attempt to paper over problems within the DCG empire after the collapse of Three Arrows Capital in May of last year. And yet, despite their notoriety, relatively little has been known about the details of these loans until this lawsuit was filed. According to the complaint, Genesys loaned DCG almost 19 ,000 Bitcoin in June 2022 under the terms of an open loan agreement first signed in 2019. In November, the loan was converted to a fixed term due on May 11th this year. The filing states that the loan was partially repaid with a balance of 4 ,550 .5 Bitcoin outstanding. The two parties underwent mediation, which ended in August, but continued to negotiate. According to a separate document also filed on Wednesday, Genesys extended four cash loans to DCG throughout 2022 worth a total of $500 million. DCG claimed that it was able to convert the loans back to open term loans under the prior agreement, but Genesys disagreed. Genesys is seeking the repayment of principal without late fees. Now, it's unlikely that this lawsuit will move forward anytime soon, as Genesys has stayed the court process. A DCG spokesperson said, Genesys has agreed to stay the turnover action so that we can move forward with documenting the deal in principle that was reached with Genesys, the Unsecured Creditors Committee, and DCG. We are documenting a forbearance agreement and expect to file it with the court shortly. At that point, we will initiate the distribution of funds and continue on the path to significant recovery for Genesys creditors. Now, you'll remember that this in -principle agreement was filed in late August and promised repayment of 70 -90 % on unsecured creditor claims. The deal was widely panned as a bad deal by commentators, and Gemini, who are the largest creditor in the Genesys bankruptcy, do not support the agreement. Roe Rider tweets, SEC needed a new reason to deny Grayscale ETF. Well, they just got it. Pending litigation against a parent company from lenders involving substantial underlying shares and assets is all the excuse they'll need. DCG can only hide behind its entity structure for so long. Now, one more smaller side story staying in the DCG world. Arkham Intelligence believes that they have identified a Bitcoin wallet cluster belonging to Grayscale. The on -chain tracking platform has flagged over 1 ,750 wallet addresses linked to Grayscale's Bitcoin trust holdings. Each wallet holds less than 1 ,000 Bitcoin worth around $25 .7 million. In total, the wallet cluster sums to $16 .1 billion in Bitcoin holdings, matching Grayscale's public disclosures. Arkham did not disclose the full list of wallet addresses. In addition to the Bitcoin wallets, though, Arkham has also identified Grayscale wallets containing other assets including $4 .9 billion in ETH. Moving on to other Fallout stories. The assets of former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky have been frozen according to a court order unsealed on Wednesday. The order was originally issued on August 16th, and the list of assets included accounts held with Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, and SoFi Bank, as well as a property in Austin, Texas. It included assets held in the name of companies Koala LLC and AM Ventures Holdings, as well as in the personal names of Alex Mashinsky and his wife Christine. Financial institutions are no longer permitted to facilitate transactions to and from the listed accounts. Mashinsky was of course arrested in July in relation to criminal fraud charges surrounding his operation of Celsius. Prosecutors claim Mashinsky defrauded customers and lied about Celsius's profitability. Mashinsky has pleaded not guilty to the criminal charges, which his lawyers have called baseless. He was released on bail after posting a $40 million bond. Mashinsky also faces civil lawsuits from the SEC, the CFTC, and the Federal Trade Commission. Over in FTX world, SPF's request for immediate release from jail has been rejected, pending appeal. Sam is currently appealing a decision to revoke his bail made last month by the Federal Circuit Judge assigned to his criminal case. The Court of Appeals denied a motion for immediate release on Wednesday, but will hear the appeal before a panel of three judges at the next available opportunity, although it's unclear how long that will take. Now, Sam's trial is set to begin in less than four weeks. Defense attorneys have been protesting Sam's lack of access to a suitable laptop to review volumes of evidence, which have been disclosed by prosecutors in discovery. They've complained of low -quality internet access on a laptop with insufficient battery life when Sam is brought to the courthouse to look over documents in a holding cell. But according to a joint letter filed by the DOJ on Tuesday, Sam now has an upgraded battery and access to the laptop seven days a week, with copies of the discovery documents downloaded to hard drives. The letter also claimed that the internet access provided is sufficient for most internet review activities. Sam's defense team has until the close of this week to apply for a delayed start to the trial on account of the claimed difficulty accessing documents. That said, during a hearing last week, the judge made no indication of whether they were likely to grant a delay on the information currently disclosed. Now, earlier this morning, Bloomberg also reported that Ryan Salem was going to be pleading guilty, but as of recording, we don't have more info as to what, so we'll have to circle back to that later this week. Lastly today, tornado cash developer Roman Storm was arraigned on Wednesday. He has pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy to operate a money transmitter, facilitate money laundering, and sanctions evasion. Storm was released on a $2 million personal recognizance bond secured by his residence in Washington state immediately after his arrest last month. The tornado cash co -founder will remain on house arrest with limited travel allowed in central California, as well as to New York and New Jersey to attend court hearings. A Russian passport was seized from Storm who maintains dual citizenship. Fellow tornado cash co -founder Alexei Perseve is facing similar charges in the Netherlands and remains on house arrest awaiting his trial, and a third co -founder Roman Semenov has been charged by the DOJ but remains at large. Authorities allege the trio knowingly facilitated over $1 billion in money laundering through tornado cash without mitigating its illegal use. Tornado cash was for a time believed to be the primary money laundering system used by notorious North Korean hackers the Lazarus Group. Storm's lawyer, considered one of the top criminal defense attorneys in the crypto legal community, has said that authorities are In that, this case will be much more significant than just whether this set of people happen to do wrong. Anyways friends, that is going to do it for this birthday edition of The Breakdown. I appreciate you listening as always. Until tomorrow, be safe and take care of each other.
Crypto News Alerts | Daily Bitcoin (BTC) & Cryptocurrency News
A highlight from 1395: BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Will Send BTC to $1,500,000
"In today's show, we're going to be discussing Bitcoin liquidating $23 million in shorts as Bitcoin price tags a new September high. And check this out, Michael Saylor shares three catalysts which will take the Bitcoin price to $5 million per coin. Also quoting Ricardo Stellinas, the third richest man in Mexico, Christine Lagarde is a thief, Jerome Powell is a scammer, and they're pulling off the perfect fraud preach. And quoting Max of Central in South America, also breaking news just in, Turkish crypto exchange CEO sentenced over 11 ,000 years in prison for allegedly stealing $2 billion in customer funds. We'll also be discussing the institutions may be forced to fight over just 5 % of the Bitcoin supply. Can you say incoming? Bitcoin supply shock. We'll also be discussing when will we see a new Bitcoin all -time high? Will it be this year? Will it be 2024, 2025? I'll be breaking this down for you. We'll also be discussing now 10 years later, since the first Bitcoin spot ETF application and still no Bitcoin ETF, when is it likely to finally be approved? We'll also be discussing the largest asset manager in the world, BlackRock and their Bitcoin spot ETF can literally unlock $30 trillion into the crypto market, send in the Bitcoin price parabolic to $1 .5 million per coin. We'll also be taking a look at the overall crypto market, all this plus so much more in today's show. Yo, what's good crypto fam? This is first and foremost, a video show. So if you want the full premium experience with video, visit my YouTube channel at cryptonewsalerts .net. Again, that's crypto news alerts .net. So welcome everyone just joining us in the live chat. We're finally back in the green for the Bitcoin market, which is a good sign. Let's kick off today's show with our market watch. But first and foremost, welcome everyone. It's September 8th, 2023. I'm your host JV, and this is pod episode number 1395. As you can see here, we got Bitcoin in the green, trading at roughly 25 ,900 while Ether and BNB are still in the red. And checking out coinmarketcap .com, we're currently sitting just above that trillion dollar milestone, with about 28 billion in volume in the past 24 hours. Bitcoin dominance has been pretty stagnant, currently at 48 .3%, with the Ether dominance at 18 .8%. And checking out the top 100 crypto gainers of the past 24 hours, we have Kronos leading the pack up 3%, trading at 5 .2 cents, followed by XDC up 3%, trading at 5 .6 cents, followed by Stellar Lumens up roughly 2 .5%, trading just above 12 .5 cents. And checking out the top 100 crypto gainers for the past week, I'd say the majority are back in the red, but we do have some pumpers, including XRD now up 8 .1%, following by CRO up 3 .3%. And checking out the crypto greed and fear index, we're currently rated at 46 in fear, yesterday at 41, last week a 40, and last month a 50, which is dead in the middle, neutral. So there you have it. How many of you have been taking advantage of this recent dip? Please do let me know in the comments right down below. And now let's dive into today's Bitcoin technical analysis. If you're just joining us, make sure to say hello in that live chat, and let us know where you're tuning in from. But yeah, let's check out these charts, Bitcoin extended volatility into the September 8th Wall Street Open as a classic short squeeze sparked new September highs, which you can see here in the Bitcoin, one hour candle chart, data from Cointelegraph and TradingView showed Bitcoin price movements liquidated in shorts and longs alike. Bitcoin has seen upside momentum the day prior, culminating in a trip above 26 .4 after the daily close, then a subsequent comedown nonetheless took Bitcoin full circle, and Bitcoin slash USD pair was back under the 26 ,000 mark at this time. Now, some analysts breaking down some of the charts here, such as Jelle says, whoops, let's take out the lows again, then. Hmm. Now the result was punishment for the late traders chasing the market up and down. According to data from CoinGlass, short liquidations total $23 .5 million for yesterday, September 11th. And thus far today, we don't know how long the tally is precisely, but probably even higher. Shorts have got hunted as expected. It's a popular trader scoop, quitting him here. Bitcoin Binance and Bybit open interest shorts got hunted and as expected. Note the over leverage added here, or I'm sorry, open interest added here with a small price reaction and decrease in the per bid delta. This implies that more shorts scaling into the price on the second dive higher. Now, fellow trader Dan Crypto Trades highlighted the significance of reclaiming lost ground from August, quitting him here. Bitcoin was finally able to break above the September monthly open after testing it numerous times. It is now retesting it. The question is, will it provide as much support as it did resistance? It's up to the bulls to try to maintain a green September. Meanwhile, CoinGlass data confirms September tends to produce a Bitcoin price downside of close to 10%, with market expectations skewed approximately for 2023. And quoting another trader, Crypto Tony, he says, nice rally off of 25 .6 range low, but no following through up to the range highs. So again, we're stuck mid range. No entry for me on Bitcoin unless we clear 26 ,600 as outlined here in this chart. Now quoting another analyst, Michal Vendet Pop, he says, technically speaking, we can solely focus on the price action in 2019, but that doesn't grant a clear case. The case in 2015, we can correlate the current market with that cycle, he said in his commentary. And he continued, in that regard, this is the final correction. Let me know if you agree or disagree with the analyst as he outlines here in this chart. He says there is a level in which Bitcoin must hold in order to avoid the significant crash. Bitcoin currently holding onto a significant level of support. It's around the 25 ,500 barrier, which has held up thus far. Do you think we're likely to drop sub 20 ,000? Let me know your honest thoughts in the comments right down below. And now let's break down the latest from Michael Saylor. He recently shared three catalysts, which will take the Bitcoin price to $5 million per coin. Catalyst number one, a spot ETF approval, which he says is inevitable. Number two, banks custody and against Bitcoin as collateral, which is coming soon. And number three, fair value accounting rules from the FASB, which will be approved this week. So there you have it. Very bullish sentiment coming from Mr. Saylor and massive shout out to Ricardo Salinas, the third richest man in Mexico. In this interview, here's what he had to share. Christine Lagarde is a thief and Jerome Powell is a scammer. They're pulling off the perfect fraud. So much respect and shout out to Ricardo Salinas for preaching the facts. And quoting Max Keiser, the high priest of Bitcoin, he says that President Bokele is the Warren Buffett and Elon Musk of Central and South America. And he's turning a $26 billion out of favor of phishing and Pupusa hub with some untapped volcano Bitcoin mining potential into a $300 billion mega success story that's transforming the region. So let's freaking go. Massive shout out to Najib Bokele. And now let's break down our next story of the day and discuss this $2 billion crypto scam. Could you imagine being sentenced to over 11 ,000 years in prison? Do they not understand the average life expectancy of a human being? I mean, who does that? But anyways, this is quite fascinating to say the least. Here's the guy right here, just in Turkish crypto exchange CEO sentenced to 11 ,196 years in prison for allegedly stealing $2 billion in customer funds. This story should have SPF ishing his pants considering SPF with FTX was a $30 billion fraud for Christ's sake. Facts. So yeah, let's break this one down. The former CEO of Turkish crypto exchange Thodex. And let me know if anyone has ever heard of the exchange. I never heard of it until today. The guy's name is Farouk Faith Ozer. He was sentenced to 11 ,196 years in prison by a Turkish court on charges of establishing, managing and being a member of an organization where qualified fraud and laundering of property values. Are you listening to SPF? Now, the ninth high criminal court sentenced him along with his two siblings to the same jail sentence of 11 ,196 years. Good Lord. 10 months and 15 days in prison along with a $5 million fine reported Turkish state run news agency. The Turkish crypto exchange was one of the largest digital asset trading platforms in the country before abruptly imploding in 2021. The exchange halted services on the platform without prior notice. And the founder fled the country along with the user's assets, totaling over $2 billion in crypto. And at the time, he refuted all claims of the possible exit scam. The fugitive founder was finally detained in Albania in August of last year, where he has been serving a jail sentence before he was extradited to Turkey in April of this year on charges of fraud and money laundering. The same charges SPF is against. Now, he was already in jail for failure to submit tax documents since July, while the most recent conviction comes for defrauding customers. The founder of the crypto exchange claimed in court that he and his family are facing injustice. He said that Thodex was a crypto company that went bankrupt and had no criminal intentions. A Google translated version of his court statement read, the following, I am smart enough to manage all institutions in the world. This is evident from the company I founded at the age of 22. If I were to establish a criminal organization, I would not act so amateurishly. The question is that, is it clear that the suspects in the file have been victims for more than two years? So he's allegedly claiming to be a victim. The long drawn out case against the Thodex crypto exchange had 21 defendants, five of whom attended the court hearing in person. The court acquitted 16 defendants of qualified fraud due to the lack of evidence and ordered the release of four defendants. The other defendants in the case received varying degrees of sentences based on their involvement in the crypto fraud. So there you have it. I mean, quite interesting to hear anyone being sentenced for over 11 ,000 years, and especially considering his siblings are also involved. Do you think they're just trying to make an example out of him? I don't know what to really think, honestly, because I don't know the guy. I don't know the exchange. I don't know if he's really innocent. I don't know if it's an attack. But what are your thoughts, fam? Let me know. And at the end of the show, I'll be reading everyone's comments out loud. But it does sadden me. I must say, hearing anyone get sentenced to 11 ,000 years in prison doesn't seem right. If you could only live approximately, what, 80 years, it just is a bunch of nonsense and sounds like they're trying to make an example out of someone. I say, if you want to make an example out of someone, use SPF, the $30 billion fraudster himself. Why don't we start there? You know what I mean? Just saying. Anyways, fam, now let's discuss the potential supply shock incoming as per Invest Answers as institutions fight for the final 5 % of the Bitcoin supply. That's right, citing an infographic from blockchain analytics firm Glassnodes stating that 95 % of the existing supply of Bitcoin has not moved over the past 30 days. Anonymous host of Invest Answers tells his half a million YouTube subs the Bitcoin needs to rally is a buy -side catalyst, quitting him here. Breaking news, 95 % of all the Bitcoin has not moved in the last 30 days. So again, despite the weak market, only 5 % is moving around with 95 % sitting tight. And we know why. But the real magic of this, imagine there is a catalyst and imagine big money wants to jump in and buy a truckload of Bitcoin. The price will just go parabolic. And that's just economics, ladies and gents. This is why I am so obsessed with Bitcoin. It is so scarce. So literally when the big institutions come and they are fighting over that 5 % and all the legacy holders are just sitting there watching anyway, it's a reason to be excited. And the charts don't lie as the HODL waves chart from Glassnodes shares here, literally 95 % of all the Bitcoin has not moved in the past 30 days. So shout out to all my long -term HODLers. The anonymous host also further says that the remaining supply of Bitcoin after accounting for the long -term HODLers and the lost Bitcoin is also yet another bullish indicator, quitting him here. The amount of Bitcoin that is either HODLed or lost or basically has not moved in the last five years is nearly 8 million BTC. That means technically only 11 million or thereabouts have not. And in fact, taking this five -year plus, it doesn't include all the Bitcoin lost over the last five years or less. So we just know it is super scarce. It is question, well, if it is so scarce, is that not bad? No, it is not. It means the price of what's left will go up and it won't take a lot to move it as well. So there you have it. And in this chart by Glassnode, you can see the 8 million Bitcoin HODLed or lost in the past five years, but only 11 million left as the smart money and the whales continue accumulating as they should. So there you have it. Let me know if you feel that Bitcoin supply shock is going to be incoming, this halving coming up in roughly six months, scheduled to be sometime in April 2024. Let me know your honest thoughts in the comments right down below. Now let's discuss our next story of the day and discuss when do you think the Bitcoin price is likely to hit that new all -time high? Well, let's break this down according to Crypto Con, a fellow analyst predicting all -time highs in 2025, which I feel is conservative. I think personally we're likely to smash the 69 ,000 all -time highs sometime next year in 2024. But let me know your thoughts, chat. Now amid debate over the nature of the current Bitcoin four -year price cycle, Crypto Con believes that all may be simpler than many imagine when it comes to how Bitcoin behaves at a given time. Unveiling the November 28th chart on X, he delineated the date of the key pivot point for the year along with a three -week period on either side, quoting him here, using four -year time cycles against my inception. The cycles are centered around the dates of the first halving, November 28th. And he continues, the Bitcoin price action began at the first bottom, October 8th, 2010. This is where cycle curves peak every four years. Tops and bottoms come plus or negative 21 days from November 28th at their appropriate times on the curve. Tops on the upswing, bottoms on the pinnacle. So the chart virtually describes November 28th as Bitcoin date. Bitcoin sees a Bitcoin bull launch every four years. The last was in 2020 when Bitcoin broke beyond his previous all -time high, hitting the current high of 69 ,000, which we did in November of 2021. The next point of interest is thus November 2024. Until then, Bitcoin price action will spend its time in a mid -cycle lull, according to the analysts. After Bitcoin bottoms, the price makes an early first cycle move, which you can see in this chart in the orange and enters into a mid -cycle. This is the longest part of the cycle where Bitcoin spends time around the median price, half of the previous all -time high until the curve bottoms. So ultimately, the median price of the previous high is probably in that $33 ,000 to $34 ,000 range, just FYI. But he did add that Bitcoin had almost certainly seen its early top, referencing the 31 ,800 local highs back from July of this year. Now, as reported by Cointelegraph, opinions on where the Bitcoin price action will go into the 2024 block subsidy having differ from analyst to analyst. Some argue that the modest gains will be all that the hodlers will see before the event scheduled for April of next year, again, roughly six months out. We also have Phil B. Philby, co -founder of trading suite Decent Trader. He delivered a $46 ,000 target for the halving with $36 ,000 slated for year's end. What are your thoughts surrounding these two targets? Do let me know. Meanwhile, CryptoCon summarized that 2023 Bitcoin's price behavior as a full market fake out, putting him here. This makes it appear as if the bull market has begun with the trigger of many signals. But then at some point, the price fails to continue. This is the most convincing example we have seen of this yet. And personally, I think there is still some time to go for that. And I am patiently awaiting its completion in which he shares alongside the Bitcoin one -day candle chart. Now, as we know, we'll see where the Bitcoin price is likely to go next. But now the million dollar question, when are we likely to finally get a Bitcoin ETF spot in the United States as they have been getting denied now consistently for over a decade with the first app being submitted by the Winklevoss twins, owners of the Gemini exchange? Because we all know fact there is a lot of money on the sidelines. In fact, analysts are predicting over 30 trillion will be ushered into the Bitcoin price and the market cap as soon as this does get the approval. But when is the million dollar question? So let's discuss when the spot Bitcoin ETF followed by a prediction of the Bitcoin price soaring 60x from the current price action to one and a half million dollars per coin. Then we'll dive into our live Q &A. So the first spot Bitcoin ETF app was filed in July of 2013, literally over a decade ago. Fam, I'm not exaggerating. It was denied in both 2017 and 2018. A decade has since passed since the initial app. Now the SEC had rejected more than a dozen additional apps and repeatedly punched the date for deciding on others. I'm sorry, punted, meaning they continue to push it back. The ETF saga's latest interaction saw Bitcoin jump more than 6 % as industry advocates celebrated a court ruling that affirmed what we already knew, that the SEC's rejection of the Grayscale ETF app was arbitrary, 100%. This was of course followed by the SEC delaying its decision on all seven pending Bitcoin ETFs and a subsequent price drop. Now we wait as the SEC deliberates on its next move surrounding the Grayscale pleads for approval. Now to a degree, the case for Bitcoin ETF makes sense in the spirit of adoption. The $7 trillion ETF industry is ripe with investors still on the crypto sidelines awaiting for a product that would grant them Bitcoin exposure without having to buy Bitcoin directly and set up a wallet. Plus as a community that's fought long and hard to have digital assets taken seriously, the crypto world is inclined to welcome the validation that the United States ETF would signal. 100%, when are we going to get that? But crypto, Bitcoin especially, is predicated on the need for an alternative financial system, one that enables the financial sovereignty, transparency, and consensus that traditional finance is glaringly lacking. The crypto industry's eagerness for an SEC ETF approval feels like a step backward akin to the American revolutionaries begging parliament to intermediate colonial tax collection and rejection of its imperial rule. And as Michael Saylor points out here in this tweet, BITO had underperformed Bitcoin by 28 % year to date. This is why we need a spot. Bitcoin ETF preach. And again, Michael Saylor says the Bitcoin price can soar to $5 million per coin just on the back of the three catalysts I mentioned earlier. And mainstream adoption is a ubiquitous goal amongst crypto champs. And the SEC sign off on a Bitcoin vehicle that resonates with trade fi is ostensibly a fast track right to it. But fighting for approval from an opaque centralized agency for an intermediated investment product belies our industry's purpose. And frankly, it's unnecessary preach. The irony of cautious investors waiting to buy Bitcoin ETF shares rather than taking the safer route of buying Bitcoin directly is palpable. ETF bears many layers of counterparty risks, including the sponsor custodian and other partners. We saw how catastrophic this type of risk can be to crypto during the latest contagion when customers lost more than $10 billion within months because they trusted third parties. Now, though the contagion appears to have dwindled, the major takeaway remains. If you don't have the private keys to your Bitcoin, your assets aren't in your control, and they may not even exist. Facts, not your keys, not your cheese fam. As we preach here on the channel, those of us who witnessed the fallout up close know this, but investors who have been waiting on the sidelines for the ETF likely do not. It is our job as industry builders and veterans to help the newcomers understand the new degree of security and risk aversion that Bitcoin technology enables. The downside of a spot Bitcoin ETF runs deeper than the conceptual contradiction of the unknowingly purchases of a riskier investment. The potential cost of the crypto movement is immense. Take, for example, BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust, the announcement of which drove the Bitcoin price to one -year high in June. However, perhaps blinded by the prospect of monumental institutional inflows, much of the Bitcoin community, myself included, has thrown its support behind BlackRock's iteration of TradeFi 2 .0 haphazardly disguised as Bitcoin conviction, and buried within BlackRock's submission is a clause on hard forks, which you may not know about. Quoting them here, the sponsor use is discretion to determine which network should be considered the appropriate network for the trust purposes, and in doing so may adversely affect the value of the shares. There is no guarantee that the sponsor will choose the digital asset that is ultimately the most valuable fork. The sponsor may also disagree with shareholders, the Bitcoin custodian, and other service providers, the index administrator, crypto exchanges, or other market participants on what is generally accepted as Bitcoin and should therefore be considered Bitcoin for the trust purposes, which may also adversely affect the value of the shares as a token. However, the sponsor uses the consensus mechanism for a protocol that has already been well -defined and battle -tested mechanism. So it's going to be interesting to see how this all plays out for the major institutions around the world. We know the BlackRock track record is literally 575 to one, meaning the SEC have approved 575 ETF requests, and I've only ever denied them of one. The possibility and likelihood of an ETF being approved by BlackRock I'd say is extremely high, but it takes us back to the million -dollar question, when? If I was to put a date on it, I'd say likely. Sometime in 2024, as ETF experts and analysts are currently predicting, including Eric Valchunas, says there is a 95 % chance of a spot ETF being approved in 2024, and I believe he gave it a 75 % chance of still being approved by the next deadline, which is October. Putting on my Nostradamus hat, I think Gary of the SEC are going to likely push back and punt the deadline once again until next year. But that's my two Satoshi's. Let me know your thoughts, fam, in the comments right down below. And now let's break down our final featured story of the day, and that's the BlackRock Bitcoin spot ETF unlocking literally $30 trillion of value into the crypto market cap. That's right. According to Bloomberg, ETF analyst Eric Valchunas' approval of a Bitcoin ETF could potentially be the game changer in unlocking vast reserves of capital for the crypto market. His analysis estimates that $30 trillion worth of assets controlled by the US financial advisors could be funneled into Bitcoin investments if a spot ETF green is signaled by the US SEC. So let's discuss this domino effect of BlackRock's controlling over $9 trillion in assets under management. We all know they submitted their app for the Bitcoin spot ETF last month, significantly shifting the probability landscape. According to Valchunas, the chance of a spot Bitcoin ETF approval soared from only 1 % to over 50 % following BlackRock's involvement. And as I broke it down for you, he's now saying 75 % chance this year and 95 % chance next year. And quoting him here, their application triggered a wave of similar filings by other prominent firms, such as ARK Investment, Valkyrie, and Fidelity, setting the stage for a highly competitive environment. That's right. Now, Fidelity, I believe, is the second largest asset manager in the world that currently controls over $4 trillion in assets under management. And although Bitcoin futures ETFs do exist in the US, they pale in comparison to what a spot ETF can bring to the table. So currently, these futures -based ETF accounts for only about $1 billion in total assets under management. Valchunas describes the approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF as the holy grail that would dwarf the current offerings and galvanize the crypto market like we have never seen before. So send it and let's freaking go. Also, a spot ETF would not only benefit Bitcoin, but also serve as a boost for the rest of the crypto industry, solidifying the assets class position and mainstream finance. And as they say, a rising tide raises all ships, so not only Bitcoin, but the entire crypto market would obviously benefit the approval of a Bitcoin spot. ETF stands on potentially transformative moment for the American market, with at least 10 firms currently in competition, and astronomical sums are at stake. The race is currently heating up. BlackRock haven't already partnered with Coinbase in 2022 to offer institutional clients crypto access to launching its own spot Bitcoin private trust, appearing to be at the vanguard of the financial revolution. So with trillions of dollars in play, the implications for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market are currently colossal. The clock is ticking and the world watches with bated breath as regulatory decisions loom on the horizon. So there you have it. I also want to mention, if you'd like to watch this, Eric Valchunas, the analyst from BlackRock, talking about $30 trillion entering the market upon the approval of an ETF, check the show notes below the video in the description. And I also want to talk about, off of the news, which was shared last year, that BlackRock could team up and partner with Coinbase as a custodial, we had some predictions of a $773 ,000 Bitcoin price. So I'd like to break down the math and where these numbers have come from. So quoting Invest's answers from his forecast, which he made on his channel, that Bitcoin price is going to go parabolic off of this news, quoting him here, if BlackRock were to place just a half a percent of its assets under management, Bitcoin's market cap would be affected by an increase of over a trillion dollars. This would add about $75 ,000 to the Bitcoin price. Bitcoin, which is in the $23 ,000 band at the time he made the prediction, will make its way to about $98 ,000 per coin. This is 326 % more than today's price. And it is very, very achievable. So let's talk about it more long term. So he also stated that if BlackRock stands out with an asset value of $10 trillion, put 1 % of their funds into Bitcoin, the leading crypto would be worth more than $150 ,000 per coin, quoting him again, now if they allocate a 1 % stake, which will of course take time to reach this level, that would add about $2 .1 trillion to the market cap and $150 ,000 to the Bitcoin price. And that would push Bitcoin's future price to $173 ,000 per coin. The profit for Bitcoin here is 652%. And the analysts also stated the Bitcoin can rise to as high as $773 ,000 if BlackRock allocates just a 5 % share. But on the other hand, this estimate can be considered to seem quite maximalist in the current situation. However, according to the crypto analysts, between the next three to five years, the price will be achievable at these levels, quoting him again, if as analyst Dan Tapiero said, they add 5%, which I think is very aggressive, maybe with time, maybe in the next three to five years, it will be possible. This will quite easily push the price of Bitcoin to $773 ,000 per coin in the next three to five years. So there you have it, fam. Let me know if you agree or disagree with the analysts. Do you think the approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF in the US will help usher in literally, literally $30 trillion into the market considering the current Bitcoin market cap is only $500 billion? That's roughly 60x. So if you take today's price of $26 ,000 and times that by 60x, we get above a $1 .5 million Bitcoin price. And don't forget to check out CryptoNewsAlerts .net for the full premium experience with video and to participate in the live Q &A. Thank you.
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
You Have the Power to Change the Dialogue
"Am NOT a person that wakes up every single day with my head held high I am NOT a person that wakes up super motivated energetic and this is going to be a rock star day every single day 365 24 7 it's not possible I agree with that there's gonna be some ups and downs absolutely but what you're saying about the part you know the negative intrusive thoughts and the speaking negatively about your life and your circumstances magnetizes only more of that and I think there are some Bible scriptures that speak to that as well where you know your words have power they do on an energy level and so do your thoughts everything is energy and I say that a lot to people as well that you know you've got you you have the power to change the dialogue you do even if you have to just and grateful is plays a big role in that when you start counting your blessings people will find it much easier to think about and speak about the good stuff yes very true and thank you and that kind of leads us into a part that I wanted to transition into for this the second half of our conversation here is it's sure I talked about being able to get into a space of feeling confident and comfortable to control our own thoughts and and the words that we say okay but we do not live in a world by ourselves and so as much as that would be beautiful sometimes to be able to operate on our own energy and just ourselves but we would be remiss if I didn't touch on the fact that it can be a struggle to decipher between other people's words and their beliefs of who we are and how we actually show up in the world and then what we actually believe in what we're hearing say and so I want to offer you this tool in this resource sometimes we can stop and say when we're when we feel ourselves overwhelmed and being bogged down with all the negative thoughts and a negative thinking we can say hey what is this tape actually playing what's the tape playing in my in my mind and so then take a pen and write it down when we're talking about a certain scenario or circumstance and then look at the reality facts versus what is actually playing in your head and then compare notes because a lot of times what other people are saying and then this what we're hearing in our minds and what we're feeling like it's different than than the facts if that can make sense so being able to decipher and say hey wait what is the tape playing in my head because how we hear things and how we perceive things and then what they actually are are sometimes often very different so just taking it five or ten seconds when you're in a scenario and say hey wait wait a second what is the tape actually playing what is real here is what this person is saying about me actually true how is this factual because it is very possible that we can have one belief of ourselves and an image and someone can work very hard because there again people suck to bring that down to break us down and we can counter that and say that's not true that's not true about me it's not it's not oh I don't want to believe that I won't accept that it's not happening but if we're not doing that self check in time and giving ourselves those opportunities to gain clarity on what we're actually filling our minds and our heads with that can be a rocky road it can be very dangerous
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"It's not good. Another one that I'm seeing is coming up a lot when I'm doing readings for people is sometimes the person that you're involved with does things purposely to make you jealous, which to me is a sign of narcissism, right? Shallowness is definitely a red flag, difficulty with constructive criticism, manipulative behavior, a constant need for attention, an excessive self-centeredness . You got to pay attention to that, a consistent need for validation. These are all narcissistic tendencies. And as I'm connecting with people and consulting with a lot of my clients and doing readings for newbies and stuff, I mean, these narcissists definitely are representing a large part of our population. And that is something that you don't want to be connected to, because I know people that have had relationships with narcissists that can literally have bad feelings or scars from those narcissistic relationships for many years. Many years, like consistent downplaying of you or making you feel worthless or verbal abuse, mental abuse, where you just can't see the light of day anymore. A person being connected with a narcissistic person is all a result of their fears and their anxiety and insecurities that they end up projecting onto you, because they really don't have an identity of their own. And there's a whole lot of nothing going on inside. So what they're putting out on you is actually all of the worthlessness that they're feeling about themselves. A lot of people, believe it or not, that are even not narcissists, have a tendency of projecting their feelings onto others. So I want you to keep those things in mind, the lack of accountability. So that's a problem. If you're involved with, and by the way, a narcissist at the end of the day is a very emotionally immature person. A lot of that narcissistic behavior comes from that, being emotionally immature. If you think about all the narcissistic tendencies and stuff, a lot of these indicators are like big babies that don't have a whole lot of life experience or an unwillingness or stubbornness to learn. So yeah, like I said, there are a lot of people that I'm finding that are trying to heal from narcissistic relationships. And I guess you have a good idea of the signs that I told you about to know if a person is actually serious about you, and if they're not serious about you as well, or if in fact this person is a narcissist. You know, if somebody ghosts you, for example, or leads you to believe that you have something for so long and you really don't at the end of the day, you know, what kind of a person is that? And a lot of you that are probably listening to this, try to blame yourself, trying to look at yourself as what is wrong with me, that this person treats me the way that they do. And that is so wrong. That is so wrong. You know, if you're being like badgered or it feels like abuse to you, then that's not good. Or if a person, just like I said, ghosts you, that's bad character. Now, it probably has absolutely nothing to do with you. That is the other person's problem. But should we be open to constructive criticism? Absolutely. Absolutely. I don't mind a person telling me, like, you probably shouldn't mind, like, you know, this little adjustment here and that little adjustment there could probably help make things better, then that's okay. That's okay. We should embrace that kind of talk. But when someone ghosts you or, you know, treats you badly or is abusive or verbally abusive, that's their issue. That is definitely not your issue. And like I said, it's clearly a red flag and clearly a sign of emotional immaturity, which also goes hand in hand with narcissism. So, if you're in a situation that, you know, matches all this negative stuff, then it's time for you to move on and let go. But a lot of people have a really hard time letting go. And many people think that what they're feeling is love, but that is truly not the case. That's not love. What that is, is having a relationship with, like, a narcissist or an abusive person or someone like that, what ends up happening is you become codependent, which is very different. It starts to turn into a codependent relationship. Very different from love.So, I want you to think about all this stuff that I just told you. Go ahead and process that. And as you know, if you want to speak to me directly to have a one-on-one consultation, then you can talk about love and relationships or if you're struggling in your love life in general, if you're single or you're going through maybe one disappointment after another or you keep connecting with the wrong people, don't hesitate to reach out to me. That is exactly what I specialize in. And you can just give me a call, 855-70-2768 or 800-566-8255. And if you're struggling in your love life in general, then you can just give me a call, 855-70-TERO. That's T-A-R-O-T. And right now, I am offering a 10-minute discovery call. So, in a 10-minute discovery call, what we're going to be doing is going over, like, some of the stuff that you're dealing with and then I will be able to tell you what is the best service for you. And then you can decide how to move forward from there. But if you're finding yourself in troubled relationships or a troubled relationship or just feeling like darkness or heaviness on your heart and mentally, physically, spiritually drained for more than a year, then this is by itself. Because if it was something that was going to go away by itself, I imagine that that would have happened by now. So, definitely something needs to be done. And like I said, I've helped a lot of people with these kinds of problems and thank God so many are doing so much better as a result. So, thank you for listening in. I'm wishing you the very best of luck, sending lots of love and light. And in my next episode, we're going to work on some affirmations that are going to help you. Be sure to listen to some of my older episodes as well. I have a lot of topics out there that may interest you and be sure to have a look at my website, trustedpsychicadvisor.com. And again, please put up a review, share, like, subscribe, do all that good stuff and I hope to be serving you soon. Namaste everybody. Enjoy your holiday weekend.
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"Hey everyone, this is your psychic Christine Wallace, and I want to thank you for being here. Don't forget to like, share, review, and subscribe. I love to get feedback from my listeners. So today's topic is about determining if your significant other is serious about you, and if there are any signs that you can observe, like communication or how they are in their actions, as to whether this person is serious about you or not. Should you see this relationship through, or is it time to start seeing other people? So I'm going to help you out in determining whether you're with the right person or not, because I know that this is a big question that so many people that come in to see me have. You know, they want to know how their significant other is feeling about them, and if there's a future or not. So we're going to go over this together, one by one. So without further ado, let's go ahead and get into this topic, and I want to wish all of you the very best of luck. Remember, don't forget to like, share, review, and subscribe. And also check out my website, trustedpsychicadvisor.com. I have a whole lot of new stuff and upcoming events that if you're in the San Francisco Bay Area, you might just want to become a part of that. Also, if you need to speak to me directly, go ahead and contact me. Dial 85570TAROT. That's 85570TAROT. And let's do a one-on-one session with you. Okay, namaste. I want to wish all of you the very best of luck. Well, hello, hello again. This is your psychic Christine Wallace, and I am so happy you're here and loving this podcast. My goal in creating this podcast and lots of nice little freebies on my website, trustedpsychicadvisor.com, was meant to try to help people in any way I can. And with your support, you can help me create this healing house that I've been looking to create for a long time. And little by little, we are getting there, where basically there's one place that you can get multiple services and see different people for all types of healing. Mind, body, and spirit, we need to address all of that, don't we? We can't really have one without the other. But moving forward, we are on the topic of relationships, so this is speaking really to all of you, no matter what type of relationship you're in or not in and how this all works. I'm sure that there are so many of you that have trust issues when it comes to relationships, disappointment, and trust issues in relation to all of that, especially women. I mean, we definitely have our share of guys that have trouble, but women especially so, because, you know, there's a lot of ghosting going on, and one minute you think you've got something serious, and then the next minute it's like a fly-by-night type of situation. And on any level, you know, even if you're married, we still have sometimes struggle in marriages, a lot of them are ending in divorce and so on. But let's move into how to determine someone is serious about you. Now as you know, of course, it takes a little time in the beginning to really know, you know, you have to kind of play things by ear for the first month or two. And I believe that in around the third month, you need to start, you know, observing the person's actions, the type of communication, and if there is consistency over time, you know, it can happen that for the first month or two, everything is wonderful along the way, a lot of people might call that the honeymoon phase, but it's in the third month that, like I said, you should really start paying attention to this stuff. So does your significant other reach out to you, respond promptly, maintains communication, showing that he values staying connected? That's a good sign. That's a sign that this person is serious about you. You shouldn't be in a situation where you're, you know, you have steady communication for a little while and then suddenly communication is a hit and miss. And if this person is not reaching out to you after sending a message, like waiting till the following couple of days, a day or two, then that's a little bit of a red flag I'd say, you know, sometimes, you know, for an entire day, there can be legitimate excuses, but you do want to be with someone that generally gets back to you in the same day or at very least the following day or following early day, the next day. So, you know, if the person doesn't have a good excuse as to why a whole day had passed without them making an attempt to reach out to you, like I said, that is a red flag. And I guess this part goes without saying. The person needs to make an effort to spend time with you, to spend time together, quality time, even if it means adjusting their schedule or making some small sacrifice to spend time with you. Because at the end of the day, you know, all of our lives these days are super busy, bombarded with work or whatever you've got going on in your life. Uh, time is a big thing for all of us nowadays. We don't have much of it for leisure time. So we're, in order to connect with people, yeah, we're going to have to probably not do something in order to be together. So if they're putting in an effort to spend quality time with you, then that means something. Another one, introducing you to people, important people. For example, close friends and family. That's definitely indicating that this person values your presence in their life. You know, anyone after three months, two or three months, if you don't know who the best friend is or met the parents and all of that, if they're not talking about future plans that involve you, that, that's a red flag. So they should be like demonstrating, uh, that they envision a long-term connection with you. So, you know, pretty important if your significant other is speaking about future plans where he sees you in the picture, you know, active listening. Uh, you can tell when a person is paying attention or not to what you're saying. You know, if, if when you're speaking or communicating, it feels like it's going one ear and out the other, that is definitely a red flag. And um, honesty is super important. Uh, supporting your goals and dreams. I mean, does this person really, you know, is this person interested and do they encourage you to pursue your goals? Because there are a lot of times in a relationship when you have to have like a shared vision and a bad sign in a relationship if there's no willingness to compromise. You know, relationships take effort. They're not easy. There is some work involved, but when someone truly cares about you, it doesn't feel like work at all. You know, it's something, it's comparable to like, for example, when you love your job, you know, it doesn't feel like work because you are having a good time doing what you're doing. So a relationship should not feel laborous to you or your significant other. I hope that's making a lot of sense to you. And how does your significant other handle conflict? Mature, maturely, respectfully working to find solutions or is this person avoiding the issues and kind of like hoping you get over it at some point or stop bringing it up. It's important that, you know, that's there between two people. The like to resolve any conflicts that you have with one another. And anyone who tries to avoid resolution to a conflict is not just a sign that this person is trying to avoid it. This person is not taking you seriously, but it's also a sign of emotional immaturity. Does your significant other show you appreciation? Does, I mean, does your significant other express that to you and affirms their feelings for you through words and actions? Does your significant other show you appreciation? These are questions that you need to ask yourself, right? Super important. So we went through about ten of these signs that are going to show you that this person is serious about you. So when a person is not serious, there's a breakdown in communication that can lead to misunderstandings, unresolved conflicts and emotional distance. If there's infidelity and trust issues happening, if you're feeling, you know, that this person, or if you know for a fact that this person has cheated on you, they're very likely to do it again. So if you're having those trust issues or feelings that the person that you're with cannot be trusted, then you need to learn how to trust your feelings. And if there are like lingering unresolved conflicts that are not being addressed, then this person is definitely not anyone that you want to move forward with. And you also have to pay close attention to compatibility. I think one of the most important aspects of a relationship is the compatibility. You need to be together with someone who, you know, shares your values, goals, interests and general lifestyle. Otherwise it can be really difficult to connect. So initially in the beginning of a relationship, it's kind of normal, you know, to have some differences, okay? But like I said earlier, in order to have little sacrifices here and there for the love and to be able to hold onto a relationship. So little things, like I said earlier, where you can both compromise, but you have to give it a little time. And like I said, when you speak about any like values that you see that this could turn into conflict later, your values, your goals, the interest or the general lifestyle, and when you share that you can clearly see the differences, the significant other should be open to listening. And you should also encourage your partner to share with you any issues or point out, you know, parts of the togetherness that just don't click for them either. And that is a good way to help to resolve conflicts, right? But your expectations in the first two months should not be much. And only in the third month should you actually begin to pay attention to their actions and observe their behavior. Because if you're not seeing that, you know, that consistency, the communication, the connection and trust and all of that, then it's probably not good.
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
Is Your Partner Serious About You? Look Out for These Red Flags
"Let's move into how to determine someone is serious about you. Now as you know, of course, it takes a little time in the beginning to really know, you know, you have to kind of play things by ear for the first month or two. And I believe that in around the third month, you need to start, you know, observing the person's actions, the type of communication, and if there is consistency over time, you know, it can happen that for the first month or two, everything is wonderful, everything is wonderful, a lot of people might call that the honeymoon phase, but it's in the third month that, like I said, you should really start paying attention to this stuff. So does your significant other reach out to you, respond promptly, maintains communication, showing that he values staying connected? That's a good sign. That's a sign that this person is serious about you. You shouldn't be in a situation where you're, you know, you have steady communication for a little while and then suddenly communication is a hit and miss. And if this person is not reaching out to you after sending a message, like waiting till the following couple of days, a day or two, then that's a little bit of a red flag I'd say, you know, sometimes, you know, for an entire day, there can be legitimate excuses, but you do want to be with someone that generally gets back to you in the same day or at very least the following day or following early day the next day. So, you know, if the person doesn't have a good excuse as to why a whole day had passed without them making an attempt to reach out to you, like I said, that is a red flag. And I guess this part goes without saying. The person needs to make an effort to spend time with you, to spend time together, quality time, even if it means adjusting their schedule or making some small sacrifice to spend time with you. Because at the end of the day, you know, all of our lives these days are super busy, bombarded with work or whatever you've got going on in your life. Uh, time is a big thing for all of us nowadays. We don't have much of it for leisure time. So we're, in order to connect with people, yeah, we're going to have to probably not do something in order to be together. So if they're putting in an effort to spend quality time with you, then that means something. Another one, introducing you to people, important people, for example, close friends and family. That's definitely indicating that this person values your presence in their life. You know, anyone after three months, two or three months, if you don't know who the best friend is or met the parents and all of that, if they're not talking about future plans that involve you, that, that's a red flag. So they should be like demonstrating, uh, that they envision a long -term connection with you.
Simply Bitcoin
A highlight from Blackrock Increases Bitcoin Stack | EP 811
"You You're against freedom Good morning everybody. We are back. What a weekend. We were in Austin all weekend. But anyways anyways Crazy stuff happening BlackRock increases their Bitcoin exposure But not in the way that everyone thought there was some speculation on the timeline on BlackRock stacking But they are getting exposure in every way possible Recent news shows that they've been buying a bunch of public mining company stocks So we're gonna get into all that news and then of course we just came back from Austin We were in BitBock boom so awesome to see all you guys in the flesh Hang out with Bitcoin family members as I like to call them friends acquaintances new faces old faces It was a great weekend and we streamed the whole thing live on YouTube I think it's on the Swan and the Gary's BitBock boom channel so if you want to catch all that we got it all recorded for you on the YouTube verse, but The reason I bring that up not only because we had a great time but there was another conference that happened over the weekend It wasn't by Bitcoiners though. It was by your favorite central bankers out there in Jackson Hole, Wyoming So I'm gonna kind of contrast the two we have the Bitcoin BitBock boom conference in Austin And then we have the central bankers meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming So, I don't know I thought it's very fitting that the two happen on the same weekend and we'll see the difference between The fiat monetary policy handlers and the Bitcoiners and the energy coming out of there You just love to see the contrast and of course guys also as you can tell I'm hosting the show today I will actually be hosting the show till probably Wednesday Nico has some family stuff that he has to take care of so send some thoughts and prayers over to Nico He will be back in a couple of days, but you guys know the show don't stop This is why we've been doing our best To make sure that I handle the show that we're training our boys Dell and Rustin on the show and we even have some people Coming off on the bench. So shouts out to our boy Mike Hobart Cuz we are making sure that the show don't stop for you guys We will continue to give you guys the signal as you guys know, this is simply Bitcoin We are your number one source for the peaceful Bitcoin revolution We cover breaking news culture and memetic warfare and we bring on Bitcoiners from all around the world from the biggest names to the everyday Bitcoiner we got them all and we will be your guide through the separation of money and state, but of course guys I'm not alone. I'm here with my co -host Dell Dell. How you doing this morning, brother? I'm good, but I got a got to do a quick correction to what you said about that other Symposium the the meeting over in Jackson Hole. You said it wasn't put on by Bitcoiners I'll change that too. It wasn't put on by Bitcoiners yet Yet they will be just joy just wait given enough time Everybody's gonna come around and see the bright orange light of Bitcoin. It's unavoidable Let's go. Alright guys. Well, let's get into the show. We got a lot to cover today The Bitcoin numbers is your Bitcoin in cold storage really secure is your seed phrase Really secure stamp seeds do -it -yourself kit has everything you need to hammer your seed words into commercial grade Titanium plates instead of just writing them on paper. Don't store your generational wealth on paper Papers prone to water damage fire damage. You want to put your generational wealth on one of the strongest metals on planet earth? titanium your words are actually stamped into this metal plate with this hammer and these letter stamps and once your words are in they Aren't going anywhere. No risk of the plate breaking apart and pieces falling everywhere Titanium stamp seeds will survive nearly triple the heat produced by a house fire They're also crush proof waterproof non -corrosive and time proof all things that paper is not allowing you to huddle your Bitcoin with peace of mind for The long haul stamp your seed on stamps Alright guys, as you know hit the QR code in the bottom and get yourself a seed phrase storage kit Do not leave your Bitcoin seed phrase on paper in your sock drawer Anyways, let's get into some of the numbers here. Of course. We're over here on Clark Moody's dashboard and Our favorite number the block high it keeps going up guys. It's almost like Bitcoin works. It is at eight hundred and five thousand one hundred 82 for the new all -time high of block height the current Bitcoin price is twenty six thousand one hundred and twenty dollars guys We're still in the 26k range Which means you have an opportunity to stack more sets than we did what two weeks ago? Which means the Moscow time aka the sats per dollar aka how much your Fiat dollars worth? It's currently at three thousand eight hundred and twenty Six and I did drop a poll in the chat guys. Are we gonna see 4k sets? I don't know Let's see what you guys think. Let's speculate a little bit in the chat for you guys get you involved Anyways, the total percentage of Bitcoin issued is at ninety two point seven one percent the current market cap in Fiat dollar terms is five hundred and eight point eight billion dollars Bitcoin isn't even at a Trillion -dollar market cap yet. We're a half a trillion Anyways, the realized monetary inflation taking fiat currencies to school was at one point seven five percent and someone asked me on telegram What what does this number mean? It means like even though Bitcoin is hard cap there is a realized monetary inflation until 2140 until the last Bitcoin gets released and That is going to get halved and cut in half in April and actually dealt maybe Can we can we talk about your your dad the little story you just told us in regards to the halving and and this number The monetary or realized monetary inflation. I think this might be an interesting little story, but tldr me I know how you like to talk so tldrs The long and short of it is if you keep on talking To people and you keep on blasting them every time you get on the phone with them about Bitcoin then sooner or later They'll either I guess I guess there's a bit you run the risk of them telling you to never speak again, but Sometimes they might start to see some some of the things they might go. Wait a second so if the halving means that there's less Bitcoin to be found and there's only ever gonna be X amount 21 million and More people want it as time goes on. That means that the price goes up, right? And I'm like like Lavi said that was a tldr of my my conversation with my dad and I said that's exactly what it means There's only so much it's gonna get more and more scarce and the price can only go one way so Yeah, they're waking up. They're be they're noticing people are noticing. Okay last couple numbers We have the Bitcoin verse gold market cap is only currently 3 .96 percent of the gold market cap If you remember gold is I believe around 10 trillion dollars Bitcoin Still less than half a chair above a little more than half a trillion. Anyways, the total lightning capacity is 24 ,746 point nine four BTC the hash rate the last 90 days is 377 point four exa hashes and the pending fees is currently three point one one BTC Okay, guys as I was telling you guys This weekend we had a contrast between two different Conferences we had bit block boom in Austin the Bitcoin maxi conference Well, all your favorite bitcoiners were and we were live streaming from the floor. We were holding down the media desk and we had the central bankers meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming and I just I that the irony isn't lost on me that they happen on the same weekend, but you can tell that there is complete difference in Ideologies and the feeling coming out of these conferences and first and foremost I'm pretty sure we played this video for you guys over the weekend on the streams, but I want to play it again Because you can just see not only the hubris of Christine Lagarde, but notice the body language of her Does she really believe what she's saying or is she just saying this stuff just to say it to play the confidence game? And I also got a story or a newsletter article Sorry coming out a couple days later about what was said at the conference And again, we are contrasting this to bitcoins monetary policy because that's what it's all about and remember what Dells dad just said People are starting to wake up. People are starting to notice and they're starting to understand Wow, maybe I want to get some Bitcoin just in case just catches on Anyways, we have a tweet here by Christine Lagarde. She goes hello from the Jackson Hole economic policy symposium I'm looking forward to sharing my thoughts and exchanging views with central bankers from around the globe on the very relevant theme of Structural shifts in the global economy Thanks for hosting the event Kansas City Fed. All right, let's just get into this little video notice her body language And what is she even saying here? Anyway, let's get into this to all of you and I would like to share this Magnificent panorama that is behind me. It is the setting of the Jackson Hole conference that takes place every year It is a little bit like the Sintra of the West except it's been around for longer Many central bank governance many academics many experts in monetary policy and on the economy in general Will be gathering for two days and we will talk about the current situation The major shifts that we are seeing the major breaks and how we can best response with good policies That will actually help bring inflation back to 2 % This is the goal. This is the mission. We're not done yet We are working hard But we also have to compare notes and share our views with others so that we can have really the highest level of confidence That we are taking everything into account, but this is a very inspiring place to do it Interesting, okay first and foremost, of course they are still struggling to maintain 2 % inflation rate as we like to call it, you know, the the publicly Acceptable amount a Purchasing power they can steal from you every year is 2 % and they're struggling to get back down as we've been covering for a long time on the show The inflation rate the official inflation rate CPI is nowhere near 2 % It almost got as high as 10 % I think there's somewhere roughly around 3 % right now and they are still working on getting that lower But anyways, let's talk about what they actually talked about or as Christine Lagarde was saying You know share our notes in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, you know It might sound Very very simple very innocent. We're just gonna share our notes so that we know what's going on in the world So we're all on the same page Some might say they're conspiring but hey, let's not go down that path Okay We're over here on Bloomberg and we have an article here and it goes at Jackson Hole post inflation challenges vex central bankers and the subtitle Is pledge policymakers to keep rates high until inflation is tame as you can tell the theme is inflation is not tamed Anyways, let's get into this article and I will jump back and forth on a few different articles from Bloomberg and then of course I am going to angle this in regards to Bitcoin and Bitblock boom that we just all were hanging out with over the weekend in Austin so the world's top central bankers stress the need to keep interest rates high until inflation is contained and Their job harder at an annual Federal Reserve gathering in Jackson Hole Wyoming keynote speeches from Fed chair Jerome Powell and European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde on Friday Laid out the challenges each is facing in deciding if they should extend Historic strings of rate increases that began last year at the same time They offered investors few clues as to whether they would in fact Do so in the coming months and there's a link here and I want to jump on to this other link real quick Because of course as Bitcoiners, we know what our monetary policy is and yet people are still out here Waiting for the people in suits to tell them what is happening with their money Anyways, what are these clues that they're talking about? So Powell has bond traders right where he wants them full of doubt Interesting interesting as we know monetary policy at least in the fiat world is a game of trust a game of confidence and Playing with that confidence they want you full of doubt so you don't know which way they're gonna go Are they gonna pivot are they you know, they're gonna lower rates.
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 12:00 08-25-2023 12:00
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CoinDesk Podcast Network
A highlight from MARKETS DAILY: Crypto Update | Bitcoin Clings to $26K as Investors Await Powells Speech
"This episode of Markets Daily is sponsored by Kraken. It's Friday, August 25th, 2023, and this is Markets Daily from Coindesk. Hi, I'm Michelle Musso here with your crypto markets roundup. On today's show, we're talking Bitcoin, Binance, FTX and more. And just a reminder, Coindesk is a news source and does not provide investment advice. We've had a few comments on our podcast wondering if I am real or this is AI technology. I am a real human during the week posting our crypto markets roundup. However, here at Coindesk, we're trying something new on the weekends. For our weekend reads, we're utilizing AI technology. Let us know what you think at podcasts .com, subject line, Markets Daily. And now on with today's show. Bitcoin is holding steady around the $26 ,000 mark as investors eagerly await the much -anticipated speech by U .S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at Jackson Hole later today. Also present at the event will be European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, scheduled to deliver her speech later in the day. Closely scrutinizing the speech, investors will be on the lookout for indications regarding the outlook of monetary policy. In a research note, Bank of America indicated that strong policy signals are not anticipated to emerge from this year's event. Leading up to the event, both Bitcoin and Ether exhibited declines in trading, with Bitcoin experiencing a 1 .5 % decrease and Ether seeing a 1 % drop within the past 24 hours. Among the altcoins, predominantly negative trading was observed and the most significant daily setback was witnessed by Lido Dow's LDO token, which incurred a 6 % loss. Finance is reaching out to crypto projects featuring tokens with low liquidity, initiating communication with the intention of, quote, strengthening their liquidity protection, unquote. In an email statement to Coindesk, a spokesperson mentioned, quote, As part of our continuous risk management efforts, our team contacted a select few projects that have listed digital assets on our platform over the past week, unquote. The exchange is seeking details about the project's market makers and are inquiring whether these entities would be open to contributing up to 5 % of their circulating tokens to Binance's saving pools. In return, participants would receive interest. This information was reported earlier by the block. Additionally, similar requests can be observed in unverified screenshots posted on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. In a press release on Thursday, Num Finance, the stablecoin issuer, announced the launch of a token pegged to the Colombian peso on the Polygon network. Emerging regions with vulnerable financial systems such as Latin American Turkey are witnessing a rising demand for stablecoins, a category of digital assets worth approximately 124 billion dollars. As highlighted in a report from the crypto research firm Chainalysis, these crypto currencies are not only utilized for storing value, but for also sending remittances. The rise in demand, however, does align with the debut of Num Finance's new token. Ether whales scooped up 94 million dollars in ETH as the price plunged to 1600 dollars yesterday. Crypto investors known as whales hold substantial amounts of digital assets and due to the significant influence their transactions wield over the markets, it is prudent to monitor their actions as a means of predicting market trends. Amidst ETH's decline to its lowest price since June, plunging to as little as 1547 dollars on late Thursday from its previous value of nearly 1700 dollars merely hours before, significant whale purchases occurred. This drop was attributed to cascading liquidations. During this period, the cryptocurrency exhibited its most oversold state based on the Relative Strength Index, RSI, indicator since the FTX exchange crash last November, which had caused ETH to fall below 1000 dollars. Economic reporter Christian Sandor has the full story. According to a research report from JP Morgan, the study of open interest in Chicago Mercantile Exchange's Bitcoin futures suggests that the closing of long positions seems to be nearing its conclusion rather than its initial stages. Open interest refers to the total number of outstanding derivative contracts such as options or futures that have not been settled. JP Morgan said that the news of Elon Musk's SpaceX writing off its Bitcoin holding in the previous quarter acted as an, quote, additional catalyst for the correction in crypto markets, unquote. Markets reporter Will Canny has more.
Markets Daily Crypto Roundup
A highlight from Crypto Update | Bitcoin Clings to $26K as Investors Await Powells Speech
"This episode of Markets Daily is sponsored by Kraken. It's Friday, August 25th, 2023, and this is Markets Daily from Coindesk. Hi, I'm Michelle Musso here with your crypto markets roundup. On today's show, we're talking Bitcoin, Binance, FTX and more. And just a reminder, Coindesk is a news source and does not provide investment advice. We've had a few comments on our podcast wondering if I am real or this is AI technology. I am a real human during the week posting our crypto markets roundup. However, here at Coindesk, we're trying something new on the weekends. For our weekend reads, we're utilizing AI technology. Let us know what you think at podcasts .com, subject line, Markets Daily. And now on with today's show. Bitcoin is holding steady around the $26 ,000 mark as investors eagerly await the much -anticipated speech by U .S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at Jackson Hole later today. Also present at the event will be European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, scheduled to deliver her speech later in the day. Closely scrutinizing the speech, investors will be on the lookout for indications regarding the outlook of monetary policy. In a research note, Bank of America indicated that strong policy signals are not anticipated to emerge from this year's event. Leading up to the event, both Bitcoin and Ether exhibited declines in trading, with Bitcoin experiencing a 1 .5 % decrease and Ether seeing a 1 % drop within the past 24 hours. Among the altcoins, predominantly negative trading was observed and the most significant daily setback was witnessed by Lido Dow's LDO token, which incurred a 6 % loss. Finance is reaching out to crypto projects featuring tokens with low liquidity, initiating communication with the intention of, quote, strengthening their liquidity protection, unquote. In an email statement to Coindesk, a spokesperson mentioned, quote, As part of our continuous risk management efforts, our team contacted a select few projects that have listed digital assets on our platform over the past week, unquote. The exchange is seeking details about the project's market makers and are inquiring whether these entities would be open to contributing up to 5 % of their circulating tokens to Binance's saving pools. In return, participants would receive interest. This information was reported earlier by the block. Additionally, similar requests can be observed in unverified screenshots posted on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. In a press release on Thursday, Num Finance, the stablecoin issuer, announced the launch of a token pegged to the Colombian peso on the Polygon network. Emerging regions with vulnerable financial systems such as Latin American Turkey are witnessing a rising demand for stablecoins, a category of digital assets worth approximately 124 billion dollars. As highlighted in a report from the crypto research firm Chainalysis, these crypto currencies are not only utilized for storing value, but for also sending remittances. The rise in demand, however, does align with the debut of Num Finance's new token. Ether whales scooped up 94 million dollars in ETH as the price plunged to 1600 dollars yesterday. Crypto investors known as whales hold substantial amounts of digital assets and due to the significant influence their transactions wield over the markets, it is prudent to monitor their actions as a means of predicting market trends. Amidst ETH's decline to its lowest price since June, plunging to as little as 1547 dollars on late Thursday from its previous value of nearly 1700 dollars merely hours before, significant whale purchases occurred. This drop was attributed to cascading liquidations. During this period, the cryptocurrency exhibited its most oversold state based on the Relative Strength Index, RSI, indicator since the FTX exchange crash last November, which had caused ETH to fall below 1000 dollars. Economic reporter Christian Sandor has the full story. According to a research report from JP Morgan, the study of open interest in Chicago Mercantile Exchange's Bitcoin futures suggests that the closing of long positions seems to be nearing its conclusion rather than its initial stages. Open interest refers to the total number of outstanding derivative contracts such as options or futures that have not been settled. JP Morgan said that the news of Elon Musk's SpaceX writing off its Bitcoin holding in the previous quarter acted as an, quote, additional catalyst for the correction in crypto markets, unquote. Markets reporter Will Canny has more.
Mark Levin
Mike Pence Made Himself Look Like a Man Man
"Governments blown up in the course of a couple of weeks. Not even because of his testimony, but look at him. He almost looked like a madman. He looked like a... What? Look dainty. He made I've been very tough on Christine. He deserves it. Had for Actually him a decent night last night, but. Here's Chris Christie on CNN today. Chris Christie will go Anywhere. Much like his friend Vivek. They think they can get support going Airport radar. They'll be on airport radar. Sonograms. They'll be on sonograms. But you know what? I would tell Vivek this. You can't lead a revolution from the green room of all these studios you go into. Again, you talk about going to Kensington, Philadelphia. I know Kensington, Philadelphia. It's a terrible place right now. I'm from Philadelphia. You gotta reach out to Democrats and minorities and everything. That's all very important. But gonna you're not do that on TV. It would be nice if you did reach out to the conservative base every now and then. I don't see it. So, Chris Christie is on CNN today.
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"Hi everybody. I am Christine Wallace and I do psychic and tarot card readings. I'm also a medium as well as a healer. So basically I want to introduce you to what it is that I do and offer. I have been working as a psychic medium for the last at least 30 years. I think it's a little bit more actually but I'm being said it's always been my dream and goal to basically have one place one place where I offer all kinds of healing. So what does that mean? That means that I have created a healing house and I am currently in Newark California and here I do workshops, speaking events, healing events. I do Reiki healing. We have massage. I also sell candles, oils, crystals. It's a boutique as well and I plan to incorporate even more. So my goal was to create a place where people can go to get any kind of help they need whether it be something which is spiritual in nature, psychological and you know just anything to heal the mind the body and the spirit. So I'm a big believer in balancing out the mind the body and the spirit. Having them work together in unison is a really big deal because when you have that going on you are truly your best self. This is when you're your most creative. This is when you're the most aware. This is when you're feeling good and inspired. When you're in a dark mindset something is off. You know maybe you're too much in your head and thinking negative intrusive thoughts or maybe you're not physically active enough or you're not leaning enough into your spiritual beliefs and it's having a negative impact on your life. So that's that's the idea of the healing house. So moving forward I just want to have people you know whatever their issues are whatever their needs are to have a place to come to get the guidance and advice whether be like I said mental physical spiritual it's all gonna be here. So with your support we can be able to accomplish this and I it's I want it to be you know because it's really coming from my heart to help people because in the last 30 years me working as a psychic medium spiritual healer I meet all kinds of people with all kinds of different problems.
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"Okay, here we are. So how do we need to be within ourselves before we start putting ourselves out there on the market of being in a serious relationship with someone? Well, one of the things that a lot of people make a mistake with is the, it's going to take one to forget one. Okay, nothing could be further from the truth. Taking, getting involved with someone to forget about your ex is such a bad idea because it actually ends up making you feel so much worse because you're not healed, you're not recovered, you're bringing in a lot of baggage from that past relationship. So even if the one in front of you might be Mr. Right, you're still so caught up in the past that you're not going to be able to see the good qualities in this person that you're meeting up with. All you're thinking about is, you know, comparing this new person to your ex all the time and you can't appreciate what is special about this new person because your true desire is to be with the ex. That's if you are not the one that did the breaking up. So, I mean, maybe even you had good reasons to break up with the person, but jumping into another relationship before you're really open, honestly open to being with someone new, that, that is definitely not the thing to do. And in over 30 years of working and helping people in romantic relationships and trying to help them reunite with their soulmate or whatever the case may be, I have never found that to be a good idea. So that's one issue. The other issue is what are you feeling about yourself? Are you feeling lots of self-doubt? Are you feeling not good enough? Do you still have negative intrusive thoughts about your past, whether it be because of past relationships or even your deeper past and childhood and unresolved conflict with your family members or whatever the case may be. So if you're going through a lot of that, you are definitely not healed enough to have a good, positive, fulfilling relationship. Many of us that have had a, had a lot of struggle in their childhood and trying to prove their worth to neglectful parents, try to do the same thing in a romantic relationship and hope that our partner can help to fill the void, but that's not going to happen because this is not a parent. Okay. So if that is something that you think upon self-examination that you might be struggling with, then you need to address that first because there's, there's no one that's going to make up that difference. You have to appreciate this new person as a partner and not set a standard of your expectations of what a parent should be doing, like giving that special attention or, or all of that stuff, because this person is supposed to be your equal and our parents, we consider, you know, above us or more intelligent or whatever, someone we should lean on or take advice from to give us direction on how to live. So we're not going to get that, like I said, out of a relationship. So number one, no, get somebody to forget the other person. And number two, we cannot expect the new person to put them on a, on a, in a place where they are expected to heal us from our past because the idea of having a relationship with someone, a good relationship is a new beginning.Okay. They're not here to fix us. Okay. That's, that's not the job of our partner. So please keep that in mind in a new relationship. So consider this, and I am going to create a workbook for you to try to heal from these previous wounds of the past so that you can go ahead and fix all of what's going on inside before entering into a new positive relationship with someone. So please do some self-examination before we get into a new relationship with someone.
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
Are You Ready for a Serious Relationship? The Truth You Need to Hear
"Do we need to be within ourselves before we start putting ourselves out there on the market of being in a serious relationship with someone? Well, one of the things that a lot of people make a mistake with is the, it's going to take one to forget one. Okay, nothing could be further from the truth. Taking, getting involved with someone to forget about your ex is such a bad idea because it actually ends up making you feel so much worse because you're not healed, you're not recovered, you're bringing in a lot of baggage from that past relationship. So even if the one in front of you might be Mr. Right, you're still so caught up in the past that you're not going to be able to see the good qualities in this person that you're meeting up with. All you're thinking about is, you know, comparing this new person to your ex all the time and you can't appreciate what is special about this new person because your true desire is to be with the ex. That's if you are not the one that did the breaking up. So, I mean, maybe even you had good reasons to break up with the person, but jumping into another relationship before you're really open, honestly open to being with someone new, that, that is definitely not the thing to do. And in over 30 years of working and helping people in romantic relationships and trying to help them reunite with their soulmate or whatever the case may be, I have never found that to be a good idea. So that's one issue. The other issue is what are you feeling about yourself? Are you feeling lots of self -doubt? Are you feeling not good enough? Do you still have negative intrusive thoughts about your past, whether it be because of past relationships or even your deeper past and childhood and unresolved conflict with your family members or whatever the case may be. So if you're going through a lot of that, you are definitely not healed enough to have a good, positive, fulfilling relationship. Many of us that have had a, had a lot of struggle in their childhood and trying to prove their worth to neglectful parents, try to do the same thing in a romantic relationship and hope that our partner can help to fill the void, but that's not going to happen because this is not a parent. Okay. So if that is something that you think upon self -examination that you might be struggling with, then you need to address that first because there's, there's no one that's going to make up that difference. You have to appreciate this new person as a partner and not set a standard of your expectations of what a parent should be doing, like giving that special attention or, or all of that stuff, because this person is supposed to be your equal
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"Everybody. I am Christine Wallace and I do psychic and tarot card readings. I'm also a medium as well as a healer. So basically I want to introduce you to what it is that I do and offer. I have been working as a psychic medium for the last at least 30 years. I think it's a little bit more actually but I'm being said it's always been my dream and goal to basically have one place one place where I offer all kinds of healing. So what does that mean? That means that I have created a healing house and I am currently in Newark California and here I do workshops, speaking events, healing events. I do Reiki healing. We have massage. I also sell candles, oils, crystals. It's a boutique as well and I plan to incorporate even more. So my goal was to create a place where people can go to get any kind of help they need whether it be something which is spiritual in nature, psychological and you know just anything to heal the mind the body and the spirit. So I'm a big believer in balancing out the mind the body and the spirit. Having them work together in unison is a really big deal because when you have that going on you are truly your best self. This is when you're your most creative. This is when you're the most aware. This is when you're feeling good and inspired. When you're in a dark mindset something is off. You know maybe you're too much in your head and thinking negative intrusive thoughts or maybe you're not physically active enough or you're not leaning enough into your spiritual beliefs and it's having a negative impact on your life. So that's the idea of the healing house. So moving forward I just want to have people you know whatever their issues are whatever their needs are to have a place to come to get the guidance and advice whether it be like I said mental physical spiritual it's all going to be here. So with your support we can be able to accomplish this and I it's I want it to be you know because it's really coming from my heart to help people because in the last 30 years me working as a psychic medium spiritual healer I meet all kinds of people with all kinds of different problems. Now with that being said there's actually a lot that I can do meaning if people are having problems in a in a relationship they want to know what if they're with their soul mate or not or how to work to restore a broken relationship with someone that they love and care for or if they're struggling it with a co -worker or in business or just generally not feeling well I there are there are a lot of different services that I offer but there are some things that are you know obviously out of my scope for example I'm bringing in a shaman on September the 3rd and I wanted of course to get the best where a shaman is kind of like in his lineage so he's like the real thing a real shaman and on August 30th I am bringing in a speaker Sunil who is an author and he is really good as far as encouraging inspiring helping you to self examine and to you know make some adjustments or changes in your life that are just gonna give you better results whether that be in love money career whatever the case so he's gonna be coming into the speaking event as well well there are two different events happening so like I said it's it's all about dealing with the different parts of a person and this being done under one roof I think is great
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
My Healing House Is a One-Stop Shop for Mind, Body, And Spirit
"Everybody. I am Christine Wallace and I do psychic and tarot card readings. I'm also a medium as well as a healer. So basically I want to introduce you to what it is that I do and offer. I have been working as a psychic medium for the last at least 30 years. I think it's a little bit more actually but I'm being said it's always been my dream and goal to basically have one place one place where I offer all kinds of healing. So what does that mean? That means that I have created a healing house and I am currently in Newark California and here I do workshops, speaking events, healing events. I do Reiki healing. We have massage. I also sell candles, oils, crystals. It's a boutique as well and I plan to incorporate even more. So my goal was to create a place where people can go to get any kind of help they need whether it be something which is spiritual in nature, psychological and you know just anything to heal the mind the body and the spirit. So I'm a big believer in balancing out the mind the body and the spirit. Having them work together in unison is a really big deal because when you have that going on you are truly your best self. This is when you're your most creative. This is when you're the most aware. This is when you're feeling good and inspired. When you're in a dark mindset something is off. You know maybe you're too much in your head and thinking negative intrusive thoughts or maybe you're not physically active enough or you're not leaning enough into your spiritual beliefs and it's having a negative impact on your life. So that's the idea of the healing house. So moving forward I just want to have people you know whatever their issues are whatever their needs are to have a place to come to get the guidance and advice whether it be like I said mental physical spiritual it's all going to be here. So with your support we can be able to accomplish this and I it's I want it to be you know because it's really coming from my heart to help people because in the last 30 years me working as a psychic medium spiritual healer I meet all kinds of people with all kinds of different problems. Now with that being said there's actually a lot that I can do meaning if people are having problems in a in a relationship they want to know what if they're with their soul mate or not or how to work to restore a broken relationship with someone that they love and care for or if they're struggling it with a co -worker or in business or just generally not feeling well I there are there are a lot of different services that I offer but there are some things that are you know obviously out of my scope for example I'm bringing in a shaman on September the 3rd and I wanted of course to get the best where a shaman is kind of like in his lineage so he's like the real thing a real shaman and on August 30th I am bringing in a speaker Sunil who is an author and he is really good as far as encouraging inspiring helping you to self examine and to you know make some adjustments or changes in your life that are just gonna give you better results whether that be in love money career whatever the case so he's gonna be coming into the speaking event as well well there are two different events happening so like I said it's it's all about dealing with the different parts of a person and this being done under one roof I think is great
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"Hi everybody. I am Christine Wallace and I do psychic and tarot card readings. I'm also a medium as well as a healer. So basically I want to introduce you to what it is that I do and offer. I have been working as a psychic medium for the last at least 30 years. I think it's a little bit more actually but I'm being said it's always been my dream and goal to basically have one place one place where I offer all kinds of healing. So what does that mean? That means that I have created a healing house and I am currently in Newark California and here I do workshops, speaking events, healing events. I do Reiki healing. We have massage. I also sell candles, oils, crystals. It's a boutique as well and I plan to incorporate even more. So my goal was to create a place where people can go to get any kind of help they need whether it be something which is spiritual in nature, psychological and you know just anything to heal the mind the body and the spirit. So I'm a big believer in balancing out the mind the body and the spirit. Having them work together in unison is a really big deal because when you have that going on you are truly your best self. This is when you're your most creative. This is when you're the most aware. This is when you're feeling good and inspired. When you're in a dark mindset something is off. You know maybe you're too much in your head and thinking negative intrusive thoughts or maybe you're not physically active enough or you're not leaning enough into your spiritual beliefs and it's having a negative impact on your life. So that's the idea of the healing house. So moving forward I just want to have people you know whatever their issues are whatever their needs are to have a place to come to get the guidance and advice whether it be like I said mental physical spiritual it's all going to be here. So with your support we can be able to accomplish this and I it's I want it to be you know because it's really coming from my heart to help people because in the last 30 years me working as a psychic medium spiritual healer I meet all kinds of people with all kinds of different problems.
Spider-Dan And The Secret Bores
A highlight from Lady Bird (2017) W/ Alyson Shelton & Ria Carrogan
"Lady Bird, Lady Bird, where's Lady Bird one pack of camel lights a scratcher and a playgirl Heidi. It's my birthday today Is that your given day? It's given to me by me. I think we're done with the learning portion of high school What you do is very baller. I was on top who the fuck is on top their first time Lady Bird now play I am from beyond Listen And all you desire will be yours Welcome to Spider -Dan and the Secret Ballz. Prepare for prattle It was a defensive exercise Welcome to prattle world. I am your host the ever -amazing ever -spectacular Spider -dan and in this podcast I spotlight Entertainments best kept secrets that a mainstream audience may find boring and welcome to secret defenders Where I test my guests to defend their favorite movies that are underrated infamous or obscure and for the first time ever we're having a femme on invasion all of the way we have two founding members of the femme on collective podcast Defending Lady Bird and Lady Bird is the word the bird bird bird, but is the word and we're gonna find out why? People should see it if they haven't and why you should get on board because we are recording this the day Greta Gerwig releases her magnum opus Barbie into the world. So for the first time we have Alison Shelton. Welcome. Thank you I'm excited to be here and talk about the wonders of Lady Bird. Absolutely We're gonna we're all gonna spread our wings and fly and soar. Let's go bird puns. Yes all the bird puns I mean, I I mean I was expecting I read I did no research So I was expecting a Cronenbergian, you know woman bird avian hybrid thing going on Who knows what you know, who knows what I was expecting, but we got something entirely different and we also have Everyone's hater of the Russian people and and dogs and dogs as well. Don't forget. She hates dogs as well Patriarchy Don't we all and what I find Interesting about the human maze is we often get more upset when dogs die than we do when actual human beings die So that was just something I was positing in our last podcast start I'm not I'm not I mean, I'm all I was all on board with what you were saying It just the way it was just the way it came out I think was just fuck them and these things was in the real fashion of the bluntest object you can find Yes, I would like to say also in this film you do get a hybrid Woman and a bird her campaign posters Yeah, I'm talking about the lady bird I think the lady bug she which I remember the first time I watched I was like I presumed It was about the lady bird bug, but it is not she that's that's head on Her body and then her bird's body in her head that fantastic. Yeah, and it scares nuns It terrifies them. They're very sensitive very sensitive Before we get too off -track Movies not about that. No, it's not about Those things we'll get into it. We get into it. Um, so Alison you suggested this film And again, it's very different from from what I usually do the kind of stuff that she usually I'm here for absolutely, I felt a certain responsibility to talk about a female director because that's what I am and I feel like we don't talk About him enough and this movie I loved an excuse to watch it again because you have a very complete list of films to choose from I was like Completely overwhelmed and I had to stop myself from texting you I can't believe you haven't watched this a hundred times that didn't seem like a Thing to do so I didn't do it But when I saw that you hadn't watched this I I am big fan of Greta Gerwig and have been since like back in the you Day this movie is a coming -of -age story Which I think most of us have space in our hearts for coming -of -age stories because we all came of age some of us better than others and or more completely than others and Sergio Ronan the whole cast is Pitch -perfect and I am a Californian where this film is set and I loved seeing a film about Sacramento which is a very underrepresented part of the state media wise so it was fun to see that I love everything about it pretty much, but it's it's a really like well done coming -of -age story Is what I would say about it. Yes, and many people would agree with you this This may be not be that infamous obscure underrated as a film But I hadn't seen it and you know, right I had I was not very well versed in it I don't I'll be honest I'm not one for kind of I know I know Mike and Megan Megan is very much like against the weird stuff the weird which Is quite like the extreme odd violent maybe for me? It's like Quirky odd indie movies. That's my weird that I'm kind of a little bit like I kind of like They've lost favor over the past couple of decades I think there was a lot more of them and they were like successful cinematically and But I think this is actually not too quirky. I don't think it's twee. It's not like Garden State I think it's grounded and I mean not the Garden State's not a lovely movie to everyone who went to college with Zach Braff like me but I Just think this movie is it's it I just it's it it's the word give it to me Rhea, you know It transcends it transcends the category. I think there we go. There we go. I well, yeah, absolutely I I think it's very it's it's it's exactly not the kind of quirky and oddball Weird and for the sake of being weird like exactly. I'm being cooky and we'll be that's range It's there's there's a nice kind of there's a middle ground because there are moments where where Lady Bird is Kind of overtly quirky and says things to be a certain way or represent herself in a certain way but also there's still like she's still a real person underneath that and You can still see who she is, you know, and the quirks are quite charming in a way when? We know what you know what her objective is through those quirks, I think But yeah, why don't you tell us Rhea? What do you think actually because we've not heard your thoughts on on Lady Bird. I Imagine they echo Allison's I'm just enjoying. I'm just enjoying the chat a lot I think what you're saying Dan is about she has quirks but I think that's very authentic to a 17 18 year old who Wants to Be a bit different who wants the world to see them a bit different who's trying to find their place in the world and for me That's why this film so enjoyable because I remember being the agent feeling like that and doing quirky things But also not really knowing who I was something like is this who I am. Is that who I am? I don't know. I'm just gonna do this thing and try it out and see what happens I mean a in teen drama stakes It's usually pretty devastating as we see, you know with her friendship groups with her love interests but in the This film does it realistically it's not you know, a John Tucker must die, which is a film I really enjoyed by the way, but you know, it's sort of like that revenge teen sort of comedy jokey thing This is a this is a comedy film, but it is very much grounded in that reality in those feelings I think not just teenage girls feel but all teenagers feel and that's why I think it's got such a broad audience And as you've both touched on the performances are just absolutely amazing This came out in 2017. I hadn't yet had a child and I was all like I totally identify With a lady bed. I remember being the age It's making me cringe about some things I did that age plus her mom is you know, I was like her mom is a completely complex character But I'm definitely more lady bird side now. I have a child and I am like, oh Yes, I hate I hate it when parents say that to you We are when you have a child you see things differently you will interpret things different and it turns out it happens I'm not saying you can't feel those things or understand those things when watching something if you don't have children because that is a bullshit argument, but it just hits slightly differently and I've been doing a lot of Self -reflection on how I was brought up on how I was parented and how I parent and so just lady ladybirds Mom, Laurie Metcalfe's character is just so interesting to me and I could just watch the two of them on screen Just all day long just doing as they are day to day things Because I I think we rarely get to see these complex mother -daughter relationships on screen Especially so well -written and so well -acted and it's just like it's fantastic I'm hanging on every single word that they're saying and so much there so often they're saying Nothing, but so much at the same time and it's just so true It really makes me reflect on the conversations. I've had with my mother in my life and what I'm sure conversations I'll be having with my child when when they're a bit more grown -up So I just this is a film just does literature for life about But you could revisit about your life. This is a film I think but it's one I constantly Revisit, I almost didn't rewatch it for this chat because I've seen it so many times as I could don't need it Oh the shame. I've got to watch Lady Bird. So See ya so turns out I love it shocking. What a shocker So, yeah, it's a it's I'll be honest. I again coming into this. Um, you know, I have an open mind I never I never kind of closed myself off to experiences. I you know, I Very open mind. I will literally watch anything, you know, but maybe a snuff movie and don't worry This is nowhere near my feelings are nowhere near like that. It's not like oh god. This is horrible to watch. I I really actually I am NOT I was not brought us up Catholic I didn't go to Catholic school has not brought up in Sacramento I'm not a young lady the the turn of the you know, early 2000s, but I was a young man in School and I had a lot of this brought up a lot of kind of memories for me Not just the kind of stuff that's been talked about but like I saw Grapes of Wrath around this time I saw that as a play version and I know the ending of Grapes of Wrath and I was Why they're crying in that so I liked having that but I knew them already I knew what they were going through instantly because I knew that story you know, I was in the tempest in about 2005 kind of after after during college and stuff and I got like an acting award and all this other stuff so them doing the kind of musical theater stuff was it brought up a few things as well and Proms and things that we we have in the UK. It's quite Quite familiar to me and you know, I was in school when they announced like 9 -eleven which I talked about quite a bit And again the technology and the way we talked to each other and those those awkward moments You know and I could I could see myself in Lady Bird as well like there's a lot and you know, I can see maybe my sister's relationship with my mom or you know My relationship my dad or my relationship my mom a lot There was a lot to to grab and hold on to and and again, it really took me back like it really like just made me think of like like I saw I saw a memory today which kind of also took me back on my Facebook and it was like It was like proper emo Dan, which was like by text How could you which was somebody broke up with me via text? I was like Very emo at the time But again, it's you know, it's a big deal to me and it kind of again there was stuff I've not thought about in the way I felt and And this film kind of brought it brought it all up for me And again, like when I did the the poem for Allison and where I'm from I talked about my mother and all the kind of sacrifices she's made and how I'll never be able to repay her Make it, you know make a sizable chunk or difference or but you know, I appreciate every little thing She's done. Yeah, we've we've fallen out of that arguments at this agreement same with my dad But you know, there is that Undying kind of love throughout even though, you know, things are difficult and things Become you know problems and we're not always completely honest And again, it's a a case of trying to find the right way to communicate So yeah, I I had a really really interesting journey with this film And I'm so glad you and Allison kind of introduced me to it. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I Speaking of the Grapes of Wrath, I think the opening scene of this film just to sing its praises specifically It's an incredibly skillful. I think the whole script is very skillful and if you read anything about the film she wrote the script over a period of many years and it was much longer and then was condensed and and I read something where she talked about how when people think it's Autobiographical it feels like an insult to her because she's like I worked so hard on this Like please don't think I just cribbed from my life and I thought that was Interesting because you can still work very hard and write about yourself, but I thought that was an interesting Point of view but the opening scene there in the cart well, it opens with them in bed together the mom and the daughter and um just that that visual of them and also facing one another which you really can only do with someone you're so close and intimate with and um And then they're in the car Sharing the Grapes of Wrath and crying about it And then it quickly transitions into like their list of arguments, you know And it's about who she is who she wants to be in the world wanting to be where the artists and writers are Arguing about what jobs are what's a career class? I mean it covers so much territory that the movie is going to be about and you're not aware of it if you've never seen the film before how expository this actually is because it's so real and For me that scene is when I would study if I was teaching a film class Because it tells you what the whole film is about and then she is so angry She throws herself out of the car So, you know right away that lady bird which is a chosen name She wants to be called her birth name is christine and they're arguing about that as well and that lady bird Can be a bit dramatic And I think that that is sort of the squeeze of lemon that like that's why this isn't too twee because This film does deconstruct the whole idea of sort of these periods we go through And it does it so well she's different people depending on who she's with and who she's dating and and she She doesn't know who she is and I appreciated that so much because I think so many of us go through that like What is the difference between loving somebody and loving what they love because they've opened up your world to something new and Becoming what you think someone wants you to be so they'll love you And where is that line and how do you find it? And I think in a way that's that's what the movie is about for me really all these different relationships she's navigating and how do you find relationships that feed you and also Feed the the you you not the person you're constructing to be loved And so that's why I this movie speaks to me beyond the coming of age Because I think that's like how do you teach that? How do you live that because that is such a huge struggle I I have found in my own life We're nodding which isn't great.
Mark Levin
Conservatives Fight Secretive Biden Executive Order on Voting
"Federal agency more than 600 to register and mobilize voted the federal government is involved particularly people of color quote -unquote and others the White House says face quote challenges to exercise their fundamental rights to vote now it's no secret that people of color vote overwhelmingly for Democrat starting to slow down people are starting to stop and say what am I doing but it's still the case at least for least now so the Democrat Party that is Biden is using the federal Christine all the resources involved in that it further orders the agency's to collaborate with ostensibly partisan that nonprofits one paragraph I just read you should cause you to wet considering the order critics claim the Biden administration is stonewalled efforts to scrutinize its implementation they often ignoring document requests and litigation is shield relevant documents the critics including members of Congress state officials government watchdog groups say that Biden is attempting to federalize elections with an end run around the constitutionally prescribed state control over voting many cases using the resources of agencies with missions and related to registering voters some of the label the president's order Biden bucks evoking that box is meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla chance funneling of over a hundred million dollars through to nonprofits into election offices across the country during 2020 the
Over the Next Hill Fitness
There Are So Many Ways YOU Can Get Involved With Girls on the Run!
"So for those of you listening, I've known Christine now for probably six months, maybe we've emailed back and forth prior, but I'm volunteering as a coach. I volunteered to do other things before, like put packets together, but I am volunteering this season, and I can testify that yesterday at that 5K, them smiles were just priceless when they would break that tape, just, oh, and you know, I asked a couple of them, did you realize how strong you really are to finish that distance? And they're like, I know, their eyes, you know, so that I'm so excited to be a part of that and to hear other stories from you because it's like we get to just sit around and chat all the time. But yeah, so for those of you listening, I know that you want to know what else you can do to get involved. Because they don't have to only coach, right? There are other things that people can volunteer to do? That's right. There's so, we have so many needs. There's so many different ways to get involved. If you like what you're hearing. Yeah, so many different ways. And now, oh, Carla, I'm so glad you shared that. I mean, that gives me all the goosebumps and the teary eyes just thinking, again, it is, you make such an impact. I'm a bit biased, of course. I think the coaching role delivers such high impact for a relatively low time commitment. Coaches can commit to even just one day a week for those 90 -minute practices. And I feel like coaches can commit to just one season, kind of test it out. I feel like for those nine or 18 lessons that you're committing to, you walk into a season where you don't know any of these kids, by the end of those nine weeks, you can have really developed some pretty special relationships and get to see a lot of progress in that time. And I think it's just such a high impact as opposed to, say, maybe a one -time volunteer opportunity where you're just sort of doing more of that busy work. Or even I also happen to serve as a big sister through Big Brothers Big Sisters. That's a many -year commitment. You're sort of investing this whole time. This is different. You get that really high impact in terms of those relationships with the kids, I think, in a pretty short period of time, especially because the curriculum is designed to help you have really interesting conversations with these kids all the time, discussing fascinating scenarios, things that make you probably even think as an adult about your life and the way you manage your emotions or relationships or friendships. So yes, I'm a bit biased, but I do think that the coaching role is an incredible way to get involved.
Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"christine" Discussed on Psychic Christine Wallace Healing House
"Have been super busy and I've been working on, uh, this really cool ebook slash workbook for you guys called the Flower Garden of my Soul. And this is an ebook that is going to give you a list of instruction to follow so that you can be able to work on self -examination, clear out a lot of the past traumas and stuff, and you'll be able to dig in to some of the self -sabotaging behaviors that you may or may not have, but whatever it is that's going on in your life, I've created this ebook slash workbook for you to follow these exercises and get to know yourself a little better. So with that being said, what really inspired me to create this book is so many of us, especially those of us who are empathic or intuitive, uh, we spend a lot of our energy outward. We spend a lot of time thinking about others and trying to assist others in any way, shape, or form that we possibly can. Many of us just do it out of sheer love and sometimes we are doing this for the wrong reasons, and that's sometimes to win acceptance or approval. For example, we might not have gotten the acceptance and the nurturing that we needed from our family growing up, so we try to compensate with other people, other relationships that we have in our lives, and sometimes this can lead us down a rabbit hole or a series of disappointments because we're unable to find happiness within ourselves, and we struggle with self -confidence, and many of us uh also think that we're really confident, but when we do some further examination, we find out what that we have issues. So at the end of the day, I've created this workbook to help you know yourself better,
SHEnanigans with Christine & Jenn
"christine" Discussed on SHEnanigans with Christine & Jenn
"In the house. My son's home, my wife's home. Let me get the hell out of here. Well, no, it's not that. It's more like sometimes I come across as grumpy. 'cause I'm not communicative. Right. Because you need some morning Islam. Let me catch up what kind of hell has been unleashed overnight in the world. Let me catch up on that. Said no one ever. It's not a good way to start your day, Kevin. I'm not snarly, but I come across as why are you talking? Just a little bit. I like some silence and some coffee. Why are you talking? But I run first thing. I don't even take coffee. I'm just like out the door run that makes me sane. Yeah. Not me. Nigel. I like my headspace. I like getting my head squared around the day. And I needed myself because now all of a sudden, when school years old, my routine is not there. Yeah. So it's like, I like my list. It's like, all right, here's the whole list of things I want to do this summer. Maybe today I'll clean it up. Maybe today I'll clean out the study. I'm not great with downtime. I'm a terrible beach person. Okay. I'm not sitting there. He can't go on vacation. Yes, absolutely. We don't sit. I know. We never sit. No, you don't sit. We walk miles away. Yeah, we see that, I'd be okay. Yeah, we say we're gonna go on the beach and we do. We just walk, run, whatever. Except for when I was sleeping. Yeah. Yeah, 'cause she was dying. But no, I agree with the headspace in the morning. I need that to I need to clear it. I need to clear it all out. Yeah. And it makes me say, it makes me sane to run in the morning. And I can't run in the afternoon. No, I'm too tired. Too tired. Yeah. Yeah, and too hot. Yeah, that too. Like that Yankee homecoming race here in newburyport. Kim runs it every year and hates it. They give you a hot dog. They give you 90 bucks at the end. Are they red? Are they red hot? No. What's happening? Nothing. Are you telling me to drink? Yes, yes. I need a drink. Right. You said hot dog. I think that was the rule today. Yes. Hot dog, everyone drinks. All right, drink. Oh, I wanted to ask you, Kevin. So Christine and I ran the 2018 marathon Boston Marathon from hell. And I wanted to talk to you a little bit about that because we were running in 40 mile an hour headwinds, not a tailwind, in case anybody's wondering. I had win. Come on soon. Monsoon and that was an important date for you. Well, yeah, when I was thinking about coming on here, I love what this podcast is. Thank you. Silly. Yeah. Because you do, you get to a certain point and it's like you realize everybody's going to get some shit. In their life. It's someday. Crafters. It's going to come in. I was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. They spotted it in the fall of 2018. And it was not a life or death. It wasn't a fight for life. It was like we got this. It was a T two. It was one tumor, and they said, we're going to go in. This is what we're going to do. And that was detected through a normal screening. Yeah, it was a scope. So shut out. Shout out to scopes. The best cleanout ever. This could be just better than cancer. And I actually don't mind it. It's the best 25 minutes of sleep. Your body's cleaned out. Right, I can deal with the cleanup. Once you've had 7, 8, 9, ten, 12, whatever I'm at, right? Right. Like a ballerina. Well, I wouldn't go that far. You're looking at me right here. You got a lot of New York called. El arena. So anyway, you know, you go through, it was January and February of chemo and radiation, and then the 6 weeks off before they can operate in any way. I'm in a hotel room hotel room. I call it a hotel room. There's a hospital room. I'm in Beth Israel. And it felt like a hotel room because the nurses were phenomenal. They couldn't, they were just so pleasant, so conversational. They were not, you know, just it's time for this. It's time for that. It was a private room just by luck. I happened to get into a single. It was April, so it was a great I'm watching the best sports events of the year. I'm reading books, it's quiet. And I'm in good hands. Yeah. That's a real great. And I'm watching these maniacs run 26 miles. In the most miserable conditions. I've ever seen in my life. Oh, weird. And as a sports writer, I always said the Boston Marathon's terrible to train for because you train in winter conditions, and then 9 times out of ten, boom, here's your 88° day. Yes. Go have fun with that, right? But this was the worst. It was the worst. And I forget, I don't know, it wasn't an email. It might have been Facebook. I messaged you. I'm like, you're a beast. Sure am. And you knew what I was going through and you were like, so you and it hadn't occurred to me. No. You're like, I'm in a bed. I'm at the hands of others. But you were going through a fight. Yeah, but the show was over. So it was just kind of cool. And that's why I wanted to, you know, I wanted to talk about that today because everybody's in a fight. Yes. I mean, that day I remember because you were in the hospital, and I thought about you, because you have time to think. Really? Troubles during a run. As you do too, when you're going through chemo and cancer, you have a lot of time to think and reflect. And I remember thinking about you and thinking about and I always say this and I know it sounds cheesy, but it really is true when I'm running. Everyone twice now, the marathon and I think I can do this because I work with people that can't. You know, disabled people. And they can't. And some people want to and really would love to. You ran for your son who couldn't and can't. So I think that we have to think of a goodness there. And I know that we like to be psyllium and fluffy and all that. But it's true. It's true. But yeah, that day was absolute hell, but it was good. There was so many so many funnies. We kept eating, I don't know what goes off the ground. No, my cousin gave me pickles. I know and then they fell on the ground. We didn't pick them up. Do we eat those? No, we don't. Because I was delusional at one point. Oh yeah. The little lady in the khakis. Somebody gave you Swedish fish and I feel like that's where all the pictures were taken. Like two full of Swedish high on the list of what to do in a marathon, right? Yeah. Yeah. And sour patch kids. But I also mentioned by the BAA. Yeah. But I also think that everyone's so connected. The more you can see the connections and how everyone so like that is like here we are sitting here what year is it just getting 2022? And you have that connection with the marathon and there you were in that stage in your life. For me, that marathon, I always say, was a metaphor for my life because it was a complete should show at that point. I was getting divorced. What everybody had you by my side and I love that you made that connection. I think that's like the coolest. I mean, not that we were all in shitty places, but we're all here now. Right. And
SHEnanigans with Christine & Jenn
"christine" Discussed on SHEnanigans with Christine & Jenn
"And then once she got there, I don't remember how many days it was, but I remember they were pretty, they nailed it. Yeah. You know, they were telling me asking, you know, how much longer I just want this to end, she's suffering. We're all suffering. I want her to be at peace and they were very accurate. And you know what? Both Amy and I worked there. At that time. Did you realize that? Well, hospice of the north shore now has cared dimensions, but we so Amy gray probably came in and out of your life over there. Probably because she was working there. Wow. I never knew that. During those years. Yeah. Yeah, but they were heaven sent. And other amazing over there. Like I said, I had a weird way of grieving and they handled me exactly how I needed to be. My mom died in my arms. And they were just unbelievable. I wouldn't even know how to console somebody like that. And they just let me hold her, but I had to keep my eye shut because I didn't want to remember her any other way. And they guided me out of the room after and they were, they were great. Yeah, they're like living angels over there. Yeah. And then my nightmare began. Or continued. But wow. Yeah.
SHEnanigans with Christine & Jenn
"christine" Discussed on SHEnanigans with Christine & Jenn
"That gap. Also just recognizing that that all of us here in this physical life were all spiritual beings. It might sound a little cliche, but saying we're just walking each other home. It's so true, it is so true. We are all just walking each other at the same place. And some of us get there before the rest of us. And we're all here to teach each other things. We're all here to learn things, we're all here to grow. We're not here to be comfortable. We're here to learn how to sit in the uncomfortable. Oh, boy. We're learning how to sit. We're learning how to sit in these spaces that feel really uncomfortable. And we are doing that. And you so are you guys do it with such grace? I don't think I'm good at it. And I feel like the universe is like, you know what? I'm just going to keep you giving more on comfortable. Let's just make this. I'm just kidding. No, but nobody, but even your text the other day when you're like, well, I was on the struggle bus and then I decided to get the heck off of it. Yeah. You know what? I don't like to step on it. Yeah, you do a great job, and I mean, but I guess the lesson here is that the message rather is that there's no right way to do it. There's no wrong way to do it whatever you're doing however you're feeling however you're going through whatever you're going through. You guys, it's totally okay. It is all okay. And it's all part of your journey. Some people, I mean, I know many people who say, I'm fine, I'm fine and they carry fine just really beautifully, you know? We hate it. Absolutely hate that word. What fucked up insecure neurotic and enthusiast? It's true. I know, I know. I didn't really know. Fine. I feel like when you lose somebody, you sort of become part of this club where it's like, okay, now I know how it feels. You know, those who experience that loss and those who haven't. And it is part of our experience. It's a shitty no one wants to be in. There's no good card for it. There's nothing to say. I mean, it's really there's no rush like first sorority and you get to pick just one shitty club. But I will say not to get too personal, but I did experience camp personal. Okay. Well, my grandmother sended last summer. I was able to be with her during her Ascension for that. As odd as it may sound, that was one of the best times of my entire life. It was one of the most special times of my entire life. I am so honored that I got to be a part of that. And it was just so beautiful to be able to sit with her and with my sisters and my mom during that, that I would not change that for the world. It was just a feeling that I treasure and I will never forget. It was such an honor. It's beautiful. It is beautiful. And you know who will agree with you. Yes. Are the hospice nurses of the world because they view that passing or crossing over as being a beautiful experience. I mean, it really was, I didn't know how I was going to feel. The night before my sisters weren't, we were in my grandmother's house, my sister's wearing one room and my cousin was in the other room and I snore, so I was in the living room. You and me both kid. And one point. It just, you know, I'm sort of writing in my journal and at one point I stand by this. I heard a bang and it's sort of a flicker. I think everyone else is asleep, but I went running into my cousin's room like I learned how to fly that night. I swear to God, I blew on top of her jumped on top of her. I think I peed my pants a little bit. And I was like, tangled. And I was like, can I sleep with you? She's like only if you promise not to snore. She's like, of course, you know. That's what that scene happened. I can't believe I just said that. But yeah, it was just really so, yeah, it was startling. But going through all of that together and being able to be there for each other. And for my grandmother, it was beautiful. It was beautiful. Yeah. I agree wholeheartedly. I feel like sometimes two when you're in that, you're in that moment that you're feeling all that and then afterwards you're like, what the hell just happened? I just said it's okay to go. It's okay. And I'm like, no, no, I didn't mean that. I did not mean that I want to take it back. I know. I've said that too. Letting the person even who they when they're not responsive and just talking to them when they're in that non responsive phase, they can hear they absolutely can. I always say that, but even if you're feeling lost or stuck or sad, whatever you're feeling, just remember that your soul knows the plan. It really is, yeah. I agree. And then it's a connection that is beyond, you know, we're talking here, we're using our words, but it really is like mind bullets. We really can just read sort of. What's going on? And I know you guys can do that together, yes. We have full on conversation with our eyes. Right. For sure, we'll be in a place like something sketchy is going on in Jen and I can look at each other or something weird or something funny or whatever and we can, even when we were wearing masks, I was really critical. The same car, we do. We've been on many honeymoons together. So I have a question for you or two. You can make a choice. Oh, anything. So one, if you wanted to tap in for a minute, if you could, or two, you could tell us the funniest weirdest spirit that's come to you. So either one. So if you're comfortable Tapping in for a minute, you can do both. Awesome. And if not, you can tell us. Well, you know, I always get choked up when I connect with Devin because, well, the first time that I ever got to connect with Devin, Christine, I met you at it was sort of a group reading. It was even Jackie and I felt like I got hit in the head really hard and that's when sort of Devin came in and as soon as he got here, I didn't know I had never experienced a physical pain like that before in a reading and it really threw me to the point where I wasn't sure it was going to be able to continue. I actually remember that and you said, oh my head and we all looked at each other because you didn't know who you were meeting with before you saw this and so it just really it threw me. But then Devin came in and it was almost like holding my hand through it.